health-kit

Hello I'm trying to setup the health store observer with background delivery enabled. My problem is that it won't deliver anything when the screen is locked. I have simplified my code for this question to get to the point :) I have HealthKit in my plist and I have accepted healthStore type step count. Everything is fine when the app is open and when the screen is not locked. But when the screen is locked I don't get any observations. For test purpose the frequency is set to immediate. My code is as follows - (void)setupHealthStore{ if ([HKHealthStore isHealthDataAvailable]) { NSSet

I have an universal app and I´ve implemented it to use the healthkit API. It runs great on iPhone but when I try to install it on an actual iPad device (works perfectly in iPad simulator) it wont install. I am getting the error message: "The Info.plist for application at ... specifies device capability requirements, which are not met by "my ipad"". I there any way I can distribute an universal app where the healthkit API (framework) only runs on the iPhone? Heres two screenshots of my project: Do I really need to make a standalone iPad app? user2423351 you can remove healthkit from Required

I am making a swift iOS app that integrates with a user's step count as reported by the Health app. I can easily find the user's step count in the last hour, using this as my predicate: let anHourBeforeNow: NSDate = NSDate().dateByAddingTimeInterval(-60 * 60) let predicate = HKQuery.predicateForSamplesWithStartDate(anHourBeforeNow, endDate: NSDate(), options: .None) And I have the rest down, so I can successfully access the user's step count for the last hour. But how can I access the user's step data since the day began, like the Health app displays in the steps section? I am trying to do

I need to implement a WatchKit force-touch MenuItem to call a saveWorkout() method that is located in a separate class that does not subclass WKInterfaceController . I realize that every class needs at least one designated initializer. I am guessing this is the key? Btw, my " saveSession() reached " print statement logs to the console when using the sim but not when I use a device. All other print statements log to the console even when using the device. A bit odd. My attempts at initialization throw various errors such as: 1.fatal error: use of unimplemented initializer 'init()' for class

Hi I'm writing a Fitness App which gets its Data from Apples Health app. So far so good. Problem: in Health app it is possible to make manually data entries which makes it possible to cheat. Question: how can i exclude or ignore this specific Data Entries. Just the Data with "Source: Health" so i've still the possibility to read data from a random Fitness tracker. Samples in HealthKit that were manually entered by the user will have have a YES value for the HKMetadataKeyWasUserEntered metadata key. To create a predicate that matches only samples that were not user-entered, you could do use the

I am using iOS 9 beta 4 and watchOS 2 beta 4. I can't seem to get any heart rate data when the watch screen turns black (locks). I will get a call to applicationWillResignActive and then the heart rate data just stops. It seems that the sensor is deactivating after some time as well (not green anymore), when the screen locks. Anyone else seeing this behavior? I can post my code for initing the WorkoutSession if anyone else getting heart rate data when the screen on the watch is locked. Starting in watchOS 3.0 you can add the WKBackgroundModes entry with the workout-processing value to the