Javascript to inject clickable link to upload Zwift activities to Cycling Analytics.

Zwift-to-CyclingAnalytics

/*
 VERSION 2 : run this bookmarklet per activity.
 
 Blog post here: https://far-oeuf.com/cycling/2020-03-25-zwift-to-cycling-analytics

 General instructions for bookmarklets and CA here: https://www.cyclinganalytics.com/blog/2018/10/upload-rides-from-zwift
 Though somethings not working with the generated code, so go here to actually create the bookmarklet code: https://bookmarklets.org/maker/
 (remember to replace REPLACE_THIS_WITH_TOKEN with your token)
 
 Go to your Zwift feed: https://zwift.com/feed
 
 Select the activity you want to upload, then click on the Setting/Detail icon (round gear to the right of the ride title)
 
 Now, run that bookmarklet.  A 'SEND TO CA' button should appear.  Click and upload.
 
 Done.
 
 version history:
 
 24-03-2020: initial version.
 25-03-2020: fixed 'SEND TO CA' button css, to make it look like the other buttons.

*/
 
 // ----- USE EVERYTHING BELOW THIS LINE (not including this line) -----
$('.send-to-ca').remove();  // remove previous collateral
download_anchor = $("#activityFitFile"); // this is the S3 url to the activity fitfile
if (download_anchor) {

    ca_title = "Zwift: " + $("#activityTitle").val();
    ca_json = {url: download_anchor.attr('href'),title: ca_title};

    ca_btn = $('<div class="ml-3 button  border__radius__responsive--small button--bordered send-to-ca">SEND TO CA</div>').click(function() {
        fetch('https://www.cyclinganalytics.com/api/me/upload',
              {method: 'POST', headers: {'Authorization': 'Bearer REPLACE_THIS_WITH_TOKEN', 'Content-Type': 'application/json'},
              body: JSON.stringify(ca_json)}).then(function() {
            ca_btn.html($('<i class="fa fa-check"></i>'));
        }).catch(function() {
            ca_btn.html($('<i class="fa fa-times"></i>'));
        });
    });
    ca_btn.insertAfter(download_anchor);
};