#Garmin connect export stats zip file
#Garmin connect export stats download

Will export all of your data in GPX format, set the timestamp of the GPX files to the start time of the activity and append the 20 first characters of the activity's description to the file name. Python gcexport.py -c all -f gpx -ot -desc 20

#Garmin connect export stats download

Will download all of your data to a dated directory.

Json file with Array of activity IDs to exclude from download. Give index for first activity to import, i.e. sa START_ACTIVITY_NO, -start_activity_no START_ACTIVITY_NO fp, -fileprefix set the local time as activity file name prefix Template file with desired columns for CSV output desc append the activity's description to the file name of the download limit size if number is given ot, -originaltime will set downloaded (and possibly unzipped) file time to the activity start time

#Garmin connect export stats zip file

u, -unzip if downloading ZIP files (format: 'original'), unzip the file and remove the ZIP file That said, here are the usage details from the -help flag: You will need a little experience running things from the command line to use this script. Otherwise get the latest zip (or tar.gz) from the releases page.If you're comfortable using Git, just clone the repo from github.Just run the script again and it will pick up where it left off. If you have many activities, you may find that this script crashes with an 'Operation timed out' message. Since GPX is the only format Garmin should have for every activity, it is the default and preferred download format. For activities where a GPX file was uploaded, Garmin may not have a TCX file available for download, so an empty file will be created. If the original format is used, Garmin may not provide a file at all and an empty file will be created. If the GPX format is used, activity title and description data are saved. If there is no GPS track data (e.g., due to an indoor treadmill workout), a data file is still saved. GPX files (or whatever format you specify) containing track data, activity title, and activity descriptions are saved as well, using the Activity ID. Activity records and details will go into a CSV file called activities.csv. All downloaded data will go into a directory called YYYY-MM-DD_garmin_connect_export/ in the current working directory. This script will backup your personal Garmin Connect data. Probably because of different Garmin Connect REST endpoints (URLs).ДЇor the branches in pe-st's repo see BRANCH.md Description script didn't work for me for a couple of months, In April 2018 migrated his script to Python 3. In March 2018 I integrated work into my own repo, so logically is now theДЇather repo of my repo. His fork is primarily designed for his use which is cycling, while mine ( pe-st) is running. It seems not maintained anymore (last commit in 2015, see also: pr#42 and issues#46)ДЄfter some inactivity of the repo, made some corrections in his own fork to have a working script again. The original repo (mother repo) of my ( pe-st) repo. (see below) in February 2021, after more than 5 years of inactivity of the upstream repo. This is my ( pe-st) repository, the one you're looking at (or the source of the copy you're looking at). There exist many forks of this script repository:

Forks and BranchesД«efore going into the details of this script itself, some meta information. Depending on your needs this might be enough, but the script here offers additional features like getting GPX tracks instead of the original upload format or limiting the export to just a couple of activities. Note that Garmin introduced a while ago (around May 2018, for GDPR compatibility) a possibility to download all of your Garmin Connect data in one zip file. But be careful if you plan to run the script as periodical task (with cron etc)Дownload a copy of your Garmin Connect data, including stats and GPX tracks.

I believe though that this script is fair use (it doesn't do anything other than automating stuff that you do in the browser). But be aware that I can give no guarantee that Garmin tolerates requests made from this script. The exact reasons are not known, and my account has never been deactivated. There is a report of a deactivated user account that might by caused by using this script.