This template runs on the schedule you set, lists your recent Strava activities, and creates a Google Calendar event for each new workout.
JavaScript keeps sport type, distance, duration, and start time, and skips activities already logged. Connect Strava and Google Calendar. Put the Strava key on the Strava connection.
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The scenario starts on the schedule you set, typically once a day.
Strava returns recent workouts for the connected athlete.
JavaScript reads sport type, distance, duration, and start time, and skips activities already on the calendar.
Google Calendar creates an event at the workout start with duration and a short description.
Add a Strava connection with permission to list athlete activities. Put the Strava key on that connection.
Add a Google Calendar connection. Pick the calendar that should receive workout events.
Run daily. List athlete activities, keep new workouts in JavaScript, and create a calendar event from start time and duration. Run once and confirm the new events.
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