This template checks Strava on a schedule, lists recent athlete activities, and posts each new workout to a Slack channel.
JavaScript keeps activity ids you already shared and formats type, duration, distance, and the Strava link. Connect Strava and Slack. Put the Strava token on the Strava connection.
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The scenario starts on the cadence you set, such as every 15 minutes.
Strava returns recent athlete activities. Fetch extra detail for an activity when the list payload is thin.
JavaScript drops activity ids you already posted and formats type, duration, distance, and the Strava URL.
Slack sends that summary to the public channel you choose.
Add a Strava connection and sign in with access to list athlete activities.
Add a Slack connection and pick the public channel for workout posts.
Add a schedule, for example every 15 minutes during the hours your team trains.
List athlete activities, skip ids you already posted in JavaScript, then send a public Slack message. Record a test activity and confirm the channel sees it.
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