Garmin connect export running dynamics data

#Garmin connect export running dynamics data how to#

Not much to say about the style, your code looks good and seems to follow PEP 8. Also, you should try to document your functions : purpose and when relevant parameters and return value (I'll come back to this). Among other things, your script documentation should be in '''triple-quoted string'''. Indeed, there is a Convention for Python docstrings. However, other parts of the documentation can be improved.

#Garmin connect export running dynamics data how to#

Interesting script! Here are a few comments to make it better :)Р”Вocumenting how to find the required values is a very nice touch, exactly the kind of things that helps a new user or maybe yourself in a few months. If previous_id and previous_id != END_ID : Previous_id = get_previous_activity_id(activity_id) Print('Issue getting the key for activity with id '.format(activity_id)) R = requests.get(url, headers=headers, cookies=cookies) 'From': get_previous_activity_id(activity_id): 'User-Agent': 'Some hobbyist runner and pythonista trying to bulk extract CSVs, get in touch if you have an issue with this', # Crawl politely, leave a way for them to contact you Click on it and copy the whole value of 'Cookie' in Headers > Request Headers

# Then, press F12, click on 'Network', press F5, scroll to the very first element, it will have your as name. # To get started open garmin connect in Google Chrome, log in and grab the id of your latest activity as in Р”В®ND_ID = 0 # Id to stop at if you've run this script before, leave 0 otherwise Here is the script: # This script runs through your Garmin Connect activities (New->Old) and saves them as CSV

Possibility the add testing (what and how should I test?).Quality of overall structure & comments.

Current script does the job but I'm really unsure regarding