Fetch User's Step Data with HealthKit | Fitness App SwiftUI #1

[@jasondubon]

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[@marcelomagalhaes4508]

This is awesome!!! I'm just starting in iOS development and get HealthKit data was on of my main concerns, because I'll need it for a project! You just saved my life! Thank you!!!

[@allenlawson9872]

This video is great! Was exactly what I needed :) Can you make chapters in the video next time for easier navigation? Looking forward to more!

[@jasondubon]

Thanks! yeah ill add them rn, I usually have them but forgot for this one

[@RVAraghav]

Amazing dude! Exactly what I was looking for.

[@jasondubon]

Glad I could help!

[@RVAraghav]

@@jasondubon explanation was too fast for a newbie like me. Could have been a bit slower.

[@F-E3]

Great video! This helped me learn swift better. Quick question, does this only work for developers that pay for the yearly membership?

[@aryana550]

Nope, if you're having trouble building on your phone without the membership, try manually adding step (etc.) data to the simulator's Health app to test this out

[@itsdavide]

DId anybody get "Publishing changes from background threads is not allowed; make sure to publish values from the main thread (via operators like receive(on:)) on model updates." for the Date element defined in HealthManager?

[@iromanstr]

best lesson thank u

[@jasondubon]

You’re welcome! 🚀🚀

[@alin.cht.]

Nice video! I am struggling with padding sometimes then I remember that HStack has some default padding and you have to set it to 0 :)

[@jasondubon]

Thanks! And yeah sometimes it takes some tweaking and playing around with the framing

[@ruebeniosdev]

Does spacing by default padding(16)

[@jasondubon]

@@ruebeniosdev yes it does

[@ruebeniosdev]

@@jasondubon seen your chat and Uber food application clone using AWS and react native hope to see one with SwiftUI

[@andresmade2853]

Thank you. Great video

[@thomasvw7921]

This is a great tutorial and introduction to HealthKit! Thanks Jason! One question; how would you target the amount of steps if you want to place it in something like: Text("You took" [amount] of steps today!)

[@jasondubon]

Thanks for watching!

[@jasondubon]

Hmmm it depends how you want to call it

[@jasondubon]

You can create a function that just returns a double with the step count for today