+4I would like a faster method of querying a detailed representation for a list of Strava activities. I can make a single query via:
/activities/{id}
However, I have 1000 activities and need to make a seperate call for each acitivity id. And this takes too long.
It would be nice to be able to query on a list of activity ids. Is this possible?
Side note: The same question was stated nicely on another forum. I did not write it, but will link for clarity.
Best answer by ActivityFix
Depending on which data you need from the activity, getLoggedInAthleteActivities returns a good amount of data and can give you up to 200 activities at a time. It isn't the full detailed representation but has most of the key top-level data like distance, speed, time, etc...
Otherwise at the moment the only option is what you said with retrieving each activity individually.
+24Depending on which data you need from the activity, getLoggedInAthleteActivities returns a good amount of data and can give you up to 200 activities at a time. It isn't the full detailed representation but has most of the key top-level data like distance, speed, time, etc...
Otherwise at the moment the only option is what you said with retrieving each activity individually.
+4@ActivityFix I'm looking to get segment_efforts and their rank data, which are not part of the general activities output 😕😕
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