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Oauth2 Support #44
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I think it may be a better idea to create a new gem to encapsulate the jump to using OAuth2 as the auth mechanism- it's totally cool if you want to fork the structure and code design of this repo as a base to start from and just change the gemspec to create a new gem, or if you find the design of this code lacking go another way entirely. Due to a change in my home/work demands over the last four years I'm looking to transition off maintaining this project. As Fitbit moves off OAuth 1.0 it seems like a good opportunity for someone else more passionate about the fitbit service to take over by building off this or creating a new project to integrate with the OAuth2-based service. |
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Hey, wondering if there is any plan to build Oauth2 support into the current gem? I am currently working on one and was wondering if you would be interested in integrating it into this project.
The gem I'm working on is not currently published, but you can check out the repo: https://github.com/ColDog/fitbit-oauth2
Cheers
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