strava-setup

Strava OAuth integration setup is guided through a wizard that registers your Strava application, obtains authorization tokens, and stores them in a local SQLite database. The process validates Python prerequisites and environment variables before completing the connection.

Connecting a Strava API app requires Python 3.10 or higher, the requests library, and a configured Strava API application. The setup wizard validates these prerequisites and checks your environment variables before authorizing activity syncing.

The Strava setup wizard handles OAuth token storage by guiding you through authorization and saving the obtained tokens directly into a local SQLite database. This enables subsequent activity syncing for the connected account.

Yes, the Strava integration setup is designed for new deployments and onboarding scenarios. It initializes the local environment, validates dependencies, and uses prompted steps to grant Strava permissions for initial activity syncing.

If Strava API environment validation fails during setup, the guided wizard provides prompts to complete missing configurations. You must ensure Python 3.10+ and the requests dependency are installed, and your Strava application credentials are correctly defined.