+4Hello colleagues,
This is my first post here. In fact it's my first time ever when I reach to any community for help. So please have mercy 🙂
I tried to learn how to make API calls. I wanted to make call to Strava to fill my feed with dummy activity.
But when I thought I made everything correctly here is an result:
And I wonder If it's me who made something wrong or really It's bad luck?
I will be greateful for your help,
Lukasz
Best answer by ActivityFix
It's hard to say as you are passing a lot of additional parameters which aren't needed and could be messing up the request (like the cookies). It may also be a temporary issue as usually you'd get an error about an invalid request rather than a CloudFront error. That said, there are several issues that I can see:
Before you try to create an activity I would recommend starting with a much simpler call like getLoggedInAthlete which doesn't require any parameters. It will let you verify that the rest of your setup like getting a token is correct. Once you've got that working you can move on to other API calls which require additional arguments.
+24It's hard to say as you are passing a lot of additional parameters which aren't needed and could be messing up the request (like the cookies). It may also be a temporary issue as usually you'd get an error about an invalid request rather than a CloudFront error. That said, there are several issues that I can see:
Before you try to create an activity I would recommend starting with a much simpler call like getLoggedInAthlete which doesn't require any parameters. It will let you verify that the rest of your setup like getting a token is correct. Once you've got that working you can move on to other API calls which require additional arguments.
+4Hello,
I made it!
Although I faced errors with code 400 bad request when I had this Bearer in string.
I have to say I don't quite understand what is it.
Anyhow, I found someone put access_token in string to other API CALL when this Bearer was required. So I followed same logic and put access_token instead of "Bearer [token]". And from that moment it works as a charm!
Thank you for you help, your guidance was helpful!
Cheers,
Lukasz
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