A web service that manages playlists from your Spotify collection by monitoring your FitBit heart rate.
Include the following program arguments to the application launch:
--spring.data.mongodb.host=$MONGODB_HOST
--spring.data.mongodb.port=$MONGODB_PORT
--spring.data.mongodb.database=$MONGODB_DB_NAME
--spring.data.mongodb.username=$MONGODB_USER
--spring.data.mongodb.password=$MONGODB_PASS
--bpmselector.thirdparty.fitbit.clientid=$FITBIT_CLIENT_ID
--bpmselector.thirdparty.fitbit.secretid=$FITBIT_SECRET_ID
--bpmselector.thirdparty.fitbit.authorurl=https://www.fitbit.com/oauth2/authorize
--bpmselector.thirdparty.fitbit.requesturl=https://api.fitbit.com/oauth2/token
--bpmselector.thirdparty.fitbit.redirectedurl=http://localhost:8080/ConnectedFitbit
--bpmselector.thirdparty.spotify.clientid=$SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID
--bpmselector.thirdparty.spotify.clientsecret=$SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET
--bpmselector.thirdparty.spotify.redirecturi=http://localhost:8080/spotify/accept
--bpmselector.thirdparty.wolframalpha.appid=$WOLFRAM_ALPHA_APP_ID
In best practice, do not hard code API keys or credentials.
For creating your own configuration add a Java class to "com.techcats.bpmselector.config.properties" package, for example (com/techcats/bpmselector/config/properties/EventbriteProperties.java):
@Component
@ConfigurationProperties(prefix = "bpmselector.thirdparty.eventbrite", ignoreUnknownFields = true)
public class EventbriteProperties {
private String apipath;
private String token;
public String getApipath() {
return apipath;
}
public void setApipath(String apipath) {
this.apiPath = apiPath;
}
public String getToken() {
return token;
}
public void setToken(String token) {
this.token = token;
}
}Then you can add the program argument:
--bpmselector.thirdparty.eventbrite.apipath=$EVENTBRITE_API_PATH
--bpmselector.thirdparty.eventbrite.token=$EVENTBRITE_TOKEN
See README.md