Getting Started

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Overview

Authentication

Tutorials

Intro to OAuth 2 OAuth 2 Tutorial OAuth 2 Client Credentials

References

Versioning Policy Compression Errors Paging Response Codes Units

Resources

User
OAuth 2 Grants OAuth 2 Revoke Privacy User User Profile Photo User Role User Stats
Social
Friendship Moderation Action Moderation Action Type Moderation Status Page Page Association Page Follow Page Type Role Suggested Friend
Workouts
Data Source Device Gear Heart Rate Zone Heart Rate Zone Calculation Map Marker Image Remote Connection Remote Connection Type Route Route Bookmark User Achievement User Gear Workout
Content
Image Webhook
User
OAuth 2 Grants Privacy User User Profile Photo User Role User Stats
Social
Friendship Moderation Action Moderation Action Type Moderation Status Page Page Association Page Follow Page Type Role
Workouts
Data Source Device Heart Rate Zone Heart Rate Zone Calculation Map Marker Image Remote Connection Remote Connection Type Route Route Bookmark User Achievement Workout
Content
Image Webhook
User
User User Stats
Social
Page Page Association Page Follow Page Type Role Suggested Friend
Workouts
Heart Rate Zone Heart Rate Zone Calculation Remote Connection Remote Connection Type Route User Achievement User Gear
Social
Page Page Association Page Follow Page Type Role
Workouts
Heart Rate Zone Heart Rate Zone Calculation Map Marker Image Remote Connection Remote Connection Type
24/7
Body Mass

Response Codes

The Under Armour API uses standard HTTP response codes to indicate the status of requests. Common response codes that client apps should expect include:

Status Code Meaning
200 - OK The request has succeeded.
201 - Created The request successfully added a resource. This response code should be expected for POST operations which create a resource.
202 - Accepted The request was accepted, but processing is not complete. This response code is most common for POSTs or PUTs which cannot be handled synchronously.
400 - Bad Request The request was invalid. This response code is common when required fields are unspecified, formatted incorrectly, or invalid filters are requested.
401 - Unauthorized The request authentication failed. The OAuth credentials that the client supplied were missing or invalid.
403 - Forbidden The request credentials authenticated, but the requesting user or client app is not authorized to access the given resource.
404 - Not Found The requested resource does not exist.
405 - Method Not Allowed The requested HTTP method is invalid for the given resource. Review the resource documentation for supported methods.
500 - Server Error The server failed to fulfill the request. Please notify support with details of the request and response so that we can fix the problem.