Flag manually added data on CalorieHistory & HealthHistory

[sash20m]

This improvement allows methods related to the HeathHistory module and CalorieHistory module to return a key called wasManuallyEntered for each data point received. This tells us if the user has added that data directly in Google Fit ( in which case wasManuallyEntered: true), or if it was recorded with a sensor by a watch, band etc ( in which case wasManuallyEntered: false). This is beneficial for cases when you need to get the actual data ( if you give rewards on workouts or you use it for some sort of competition ).

The methods that will benefit from this are: getDailyCalorieSamples,getHeartRateSamples, getBloodPressureSamples, getBodyTemperatureSamples, getOxygenSaturationSamples, getBloodGlucoseSamples.

A similar issue was reported in #39 , though it's old.

[sash20m]

PS: They categorize data in dataSources (steps, calories, heart etc) and every time the data is added manually, the dataSteamId that the API provides looks like this:

{
      "dataQualityStandard": [], 
      "dataType": {
        "field": [
          {
            "name": "calories", 
            "format": "floatPoint"
          }
        ], 
        "name": "com.google.calories.expended"
      }, 
      "dataStreamName": "user_input", 
      "application": {
        "packageName": "com.google.android.apps.fitness"
      }, 
      "dataStreamId": "raw:com.google.calories.expended:com.google.android.apps.fitness:user_input", 
      "type": "raw"
    }, 

I have been working with their REST API and that's how they send the data. There are other dataStreamIds that do not have the :user_input in them but also represent calories (for this case).

[aboveyunhai]

PS: They categorize data in dataSources (steps, calories, heart etc) and every time the data is added manually, the dataSteamId that the API provides looks like this:

{
      "dataQualityStandard": [], 
      "dataType": {
        "field": [
          {
            "name": "calories", 
            "format": "floatPoint"
          }
        ], 
        "name": "com.google.calories.expended"
      }, 
      "dataStreamName": "user_input", 
      "application": {
        "packageName": "com.google.android.apps.fitness"
      }, 
      "dataStreamId": "raw:com.google.calories.expended:com.google.android.apps.fitness:user_input", 
      "type": "raw"
    }, 

I have been working with their REST API and that's how they send the data. There are other dataStreamIds that do not have the :user_input in them but also represent calories (for this case).

thx, that's exactly what I was looking for. I just don't know the string is from your own app (that means it only tailors for your app only) or the google fitness side. Will merge the PR shortly.