Add a script to upload a timeline to a remote server #726
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This is the equivalent of `load_timeline_for_day_and_user.py` but for a remote server. - The timeline can be downloaded from the phone (Profile -> Download data dump). - The server *must* have "skip" authentication since the script does not support token retrieval. The use case is during alpha testing, where a selected set of users are invited to experiment with a new UI but already have longitudinal data collection on a long-term server that they don't want to miss. Instead of installing the app in order to divert data from the longitudinal data collection to populate the new server, they can just download their data and upload it to the alpha testing server. Unsure if this is a super common use case, but I wanted it, so I wrote it.
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@kafitz please vote for this if you want to use it :) Add reactions at the top |
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Looks like this will be pretty helpful for me after all! |
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This is the equivalent of
load_timeline_for_day_and_user.pybut for a remote server.token retrieval.
The use case is during alpha testing, where a selected set of users are invited
to experiment with a new UI but already have longitudinal data collection on a
long-term server that they don't want to miss.
Instead of installing the app in order to divert data from the longitudinal
data collection to populate the new server, they can just download their data
and upload it to the alpha testing server.
Unsure if this is a super common use case, but I wanted it, so I wrote it.