Feature Request: Use Derive on Quantified-Self.io

[jimmykane]

Hi there @erik ,

as the creator of quantified-self.io and sports-alliance/sports-lib and fit-file-parser (used by this proj) I would mostly welcome you to join sports-alliance with @thomaschampagne

Quantified-Self.io is opensource based on Firebase and Angular.

I can go on an integrate this there as a module, but I would like to hear your thoughts first

Kr,

Dimi

P.S. Link for quantified-self on GH https://github.com/jimmykane/quantified-self/

[c-harding]

Hi @jimmykane,

Just having a look at Quantified-Self.io, the privacy policy seems very lacking. I am concerned that registration is required (no such registration is needed to access dérive), and the privacy policy doesn’t state exactly what data are collected or how long they are stored for. As such, it does not seem to be GDPR-compliant.

[jimmykane]

Hey @erik I am the creator of the service and I have added the privacy policy as advised by. Do you have any suggestions or questions there? I could use your help if you are specific on this :-D

[jimmykane]

Regarding the registration part, the module I was thinking about would not need one, but could use one if the user already uses the service (has sync with Suunto and/or Garmin). The processing can happen on the client via the https://github.com/sports-alliance/sports-lib no need for uploads etc.

[erik]

Hey @jimmykane! Love the idea of quantified self, I've actually thought about building something similar. Gonna spend some time checking that out

I'm thinking that this project as it exists today may not be a great fit if you wanted to include ability for users to visualize data that they've uploaded to the service, since it's only got drag and drop support currently. There'd probably be quite a bit of refactoring and honestly it's a pretty basic wrapper around Leaflet functionality to begin with.

That said I would welcome you to use or fork the project if you think it would work inside quantified self, but my guess is that it wouldn't be all that much more work to rebuild the core functionality in the frameworks you're using (maybe reusing some utility code here and there)

Also - thanks for fit-file-parser!