📄️ Getting Started
Choose and install the ROOK React Native SDK for a React Native 0.73 Native Modules project or a React Native 0.83 TurboModule project.
📄️ Grant Permissions
ROOK SDK requires the user to explicitly grant permissions to access and extract data from Health Connect (Android) and Apple Health (iOS).
📄️ Update User ID
Before any data synchronization, we need to set or configure a user to identify the data and know who owns the information. We recommend configuring this after your login using the updateUser function of useRookConfiguration, as shown below.
📄️ Configure Background
Setting background functions allows us to send new information as we get notified. This helps to resend that information to you through your webhook previously configured in the ROOK Portal.
📄️ Manual Sync
The manual sync provides a user-controlled interface for triggering data synchronization between the mobile device's health repositories and the ROOK services.
📄️ Add the rest of your data sources to your application
ROOK offers a list of providers that you can include in your application, allowing your users to share information from the wearables they use, thereby providing you with more insights.
📄️ Steps Extraction
ROOK offers the ability to extract steps from Apple Health, Health Connect, and the Android Steps System. This section describes how to achieve this.
📄️ Calories Extraction
ROOK offers the ability to extract calories from Apple Health and Health Connect. This section describes how to achieve this.
📄️ Listen to notifications
Subscribe to ROOK SDK notification events in the 4.x Native Modules and 5.x TurboModule tracks.
📄️ Health Connect request quota
To maintain optimal system stability and performance, Health Connect imposes rate limits on client connections to the