This project allows the user to automatically export their Apple Health data to an InfluxDB V2 instance. This is accomplished by implementing a simple API that accepts data from the iOS app Health Auto Export - JSON+CSV and ingests it into an InfluxDB V2 instance via a flask API endpoint. This was originally based on the repository from which it was forked, but has changed significantly since then.

This only collects things like heart rate, active energy, sleep, etc. This currently does not export workouts, symptoms, or ECG data.

• Tested on Python 3.10.
• An iOS device with the app linked above.
• An InfluxDB V2 instance.

1. Download the example Docker Compose file.
2. Edit the environment variables, ports, etc. to your liking.
3. docker-compose up -d

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/samanthavbarron/Healthkit-influxdb-grafana.git
2. CD into directory: cd Healthkit-influxdb-grafana
3. Make a python venv: python -m venv .venv
4. Activate the venv: source .venv/bin/activate
5. Install the dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt
6. Install the package: pip install -e .
7. Run the tests: pip install pytest; pytest
8. Populate .env with the environment variables described below. See example.env for example, or section below for details.
9. Start the app: python health_data/app.py

You must have the app linked above installed to ingest data. Once installed, go to Automations -> Automations -> New Automation.

Fill out the fields with the following variables (tweaked to your liking). Anything not listed shouldn't matter:

• Enabled: True
• Notify on Cache Update: False
• Notify When Run: False
• Automation Type: REST API
• URL: http:https://APP_HOST:APP_PORT/collect
• Timeout interval: 60
• Key/Value headers: Leave blank
• Data Type: Health Metrics
• Export Format: JSON

Try running a manual sync by selecting a date range and clicking "Export". If successful, you should see a response value of 200. If you see "An error occured--Could not connect to the server..", then the API endpoint is not accessible from your iOS device. Check your firewall settings, APP_HOST and APP_PORT variables, etc.

Once this automation is enabled, it should attempt to automatically dump all of your health data into the InfluxDB bucket named INFLUXDB_BUCKET.

• APP_HOST: The IP address or domain where the app should be accessible.
• APP_PORT: The port to use for the API endpoint.
• INFLUXDB_HOST: The host at which InfluxDB is accessible.
• INFLUXDB_PORT: The port at which InfluxDB is accessible.
• INFLUXDB_ORG: The org to use for InfluxDB.
• INFLUXDB_TOKEN: The token to use for InfluxDB.
• INFLUXDB_BUCKET: The bucket in InfluxDB.