3. Does a manual exsist that guides us from the current way of polling for results to the new webhook system?
Our preference is that the users will not experience any negative issues only positive such as a quicker response after a training session.
Any help is welcome.
Best answer by ActivityFix
No, not unless you're changing the site URL
No, webhooks are independent. You will get webhooks for relevant events instead of having to poll for them. Which events you receive will depend on permissions the athlete authorized (e.g. you won't get a webhook for a private activity if they haven't given activity:read_all)
https://developers.strava.com/docs/webhooks/ - There isn't really a manual for going from polling to webhooks. Instead of polling, you'll get a webhook for every event and you can act on that if you want to. aspect_type will tell you what kind of event it is. If you only care about new activities, for example, you can ignore anything which isn't "create". There is also a node.js example @ https://developers.strava.com/docs/webhookexample/
No, webhooks are independent. You will get webhooks for relevant events instead of having to poll for them. Which events you receive will depend on permissions the athlete authorized (e.g. you won't get a webhook for a private activity if they haven't given activity:read_all)
https://developers.strava.com/docs/webhooks/ - There isn't really a manual for going from polling to webhooks. Instead of polling, you'll get a webhook for every event and you can act on that if you want to. aspect_type will tell you what kind of event it is. If you only care about new activities, for example, you can ignore anything which isn't "create". There is also a node.js example @ https://developers.strava.com/docs/webhookexample/
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