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Is it possible to show heart rate on a website?

Last activity: 2/9/2024, 6:15:48 AMJoin the discussion →
Original post
Heya, I have a little question, is it possible to use hyperate on a html website? Like using iframes or anything basically that works? I’ve tried multiple methods (iframes for example), the heart rate doesn’t update and staying as 0, thank you
Community Member12/15/2023, 3:50:21 PM
Something like this? https://webflow.com/made-in-webflow/website/hyperate-on-webpage
Community Member12/15/2023, 4:10:29 PM
It is - with our API :) Sadly iframe's wont work - I also experienced that problem :/ You can find an implementation here: <https://gist.github.com/YannickFricke/e6f036ab6093386178e6998e144b0ac4> The only thing you need then is the API key - you can request it here: <https://www.hyperate.io/api>
Community Member12/15/2023, 7:18:06 PM
ah okay, will look at it, thank you!
Community Member12/15/2023, 7:36:12 PM
i assume so
Community Member12/15/2023, 7:41:37 PM
where do i need to put the api key exactly?
Community Member12/15/2023, 9:07:11 PM
If you would have looked on the script you would have found it yourself: <https://gist.github.com/YannickFricke/e6f036ab6093386178e6998e144b0ac4#file-hypesocket-ts-L539> There you can also find an example usage
Community Member2/2/2024, 6:02:29 AM
Hi <@120250275477979136> is there any implementation with .net core for hyperate?
Community Member2/8/2024, 11:38:32 AM
Heya! Sorry for the late reply :) But I got some awesome news! There wasnt but now there is :) https://github.com/HypeRate/DotNet-Core-Client Feel free to copy those 3 needed files (<https://github.com/HypeRate/DotNet-Core-Client/tree/develop/Messages>) + the client (<https://github.com/HypeRate/DotNet-Core-Client/blob/develop/HypeRateClient.cs>) to your project Then you can call the client like this: <https://github.com/HypeRate/DotNet-Core-Client/blob/develop/Program.cs>
Community Member2/9/2024, 2:47:43 AM
Oh thanks that would be great, this would be a big help for our current POC using Microsoft Mesh with heartrate. Btw is there a working demo already for this?
Community Member2/9/2024, 3:10:17 AM
Clone the repo, insert your received api key and run in a terminal "dotnet run"
Community Member2/9/2024, 3:16:57 AM
ok thanks, how about in customizing the widget how can I make it?
Community Member2/9/2024, 3:17:06 AM
ok thanks, how about in customizing the widget how can I make it?
Community Member2/9/2024, 3:58:29 AM
hi <@120250275477979136> there's an error with HypeRateClient.cs
Community Member2/9/2024, 4:06:07 AM
The widgets are only for obs (a browser source) and NOT for C#
Community Member2/9/2024, 4:07:26 AM
Resolve the last error in the screenshot or make the adjustments for making it .Net Core 7 compatible (in the HypeRateClient)
Community Member2/9/2024, 4:30:10 AM
already update my framework version to 7.0 but still errors occur
Community Member2/9/2024, 4:34:51 AM
The last error in the message states that it needs to be version 8
Community Member2/9/2024, 4:37:16 AM
im currently using version 8 before I changed that to version 7
Community Member2/9/2024, 4:39:04 AM
What does the following command prints? ``` dotnet --version ```
Community Member2/9/2024, 5:41:00 AM
7.0.306
Community Member2/9/2024, 6:15:48 AM
<@120250275477979136> error still occur, can you check on this?
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