So I was wondering if by any chance you could add activity date field to the response 🙏🙏
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Also adding some unique identifier for each athlete would be super useful 😉 😉
I am very surprised there is no date field for activities queried in this way. There is also no way to limit the query to "only within these dates", which means that this API has effectively no power for me. Womp womp, back to manually counting activities for my club. 😩
Really need this, so much effort has gone into such an easy to use api, but gee at least a week of the year number would make it better than useless
This seems to be by design and it is very frustrating. What’s the utility of this endpoint without timestamps and identifiers really?
any update for this?, really need date time :(
any update for this?
Without the activity date field, the ability to analyze and plan becomes significantly limited, reducing the effectiveness of tracking and managing the athletes' performance within the club over time.
I don’t really see the point of this endpoint if you don’t return the date for each activity. I would really need it for my use case, right now this endpoint is useless for me. Please add it. An unique identifier for each user would also be very helpful, thank you very much.
‘+1 here
Being able to add at least activity data would make the get_club_activities service from the API way more useful
Oh my god - how frustrating!! Just came here to say pleaeeeeeease add a timestamp data point for club run data how on earth was this not the first thing included in the payload.
@DawghuntR The datetime and athlete id are excluded intentionally, because Strava wants to block developers from creating club related challenges. Those would impair Strava in their attempt to get athletes to subscribe for the personal challenge feature and to get companies to pay Strava for promoted challenges.
@Jan_Mantau My understanding is that Strava has no Club challenges, only Group challenges, that don't work the same way. Group challenges can only include paid subscribers or on a free trial - and even then don't support more than 200 participants.
It's already difficult to get coworkers to create strava accounts for bike-to-work challenges, asking them to subscribe is a non-starter. Sure, they'll probably get a free 30 days when they sign up, but at best that would only work once.
The only option I see (paid or not) is manually copying the data from the leaderboard page, which is really time consuming for no good reason, when an almost-complete API already exists.
@VertexComplex With “personal challenge feature” I meant the group challenges. Nobody would subscribe to take part in group challenges if the same could be achieved free by joining a club and use a third party app for a club related challenge. And they wouldn’t even need to register for that third party app.
@Jan_Mantau My understanding is that Strava has no Club challenges, only Group challenges, that don't work the same way. Group challenges can only include paid subscribers or on a free trial - and even then don't support more than 200 participants.
It's already difficult to get coworkers to create strava accounts for bike-to-work challenges, asking them to subscribe is a non-starter. Sure, they'll probably get a free 30 days when they sign up, but at best that would only work once.
The only option I see (paid or not) is manually copying the data from the leaderboard page, which is really time consuming for no good reason, when an almost-complete API already exists.
So annoying right! I had to build an agent that takes a screenshot that I have to manually dump in a location extracts the data like date pace etc but it is just weekly data. So not as granular as it could be.
