Thanks! I wasn't worried, I just like stats in general and wanted to understand. In any case, I just try and walk as much as I can, and sometimes it's enough to pass the bar! Probably not today though...Or maybe, still about 5 hours to try!
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Can this code read the content of reports or is it some kind of database (probably msql)?
The only thing I was able to program in AI was a script opening all the last reports of all participants (a dozen or so cards in the browser).
2.. And coming back to the scoreboard, the knockdowns of the bar are given to the time visible in the bar at the very top of the results.
Thanks, this is clear now!
Yeah, my simple python script finds the x last posts of an author, and if they are Actifit posts, it extracts the activity date and step count (they are json data inside the post). It just uses some of the Hive API simple calls and python beem library, it's actually quite simple, just a few lines. Let me know if you want to try it. It can be made much more useful, but it's basically my first steps with python for Hive, and just for my private usage, it's good enough. Eventually, I was thinking I would try and write directly in an Excel or google sheet, but I didn't spend time to look into it yet. When (or more if) I do, it could automatically add the data to your table for instance. For now, I don't even use it to monitor my actual step counts anyways, as my Samsung watch is way more accurate than Actifit dapp.