came across pytrainer when I tried to find a training tool which uses my
gpx files (instead of writing my own). It really looks good: it's py and
customizable, that's all you need... ;) I like to implement some of my
features (like heatmap, maintenance track etc.) into it.
But for now I like to support my devices (not directly but by gpx file)
because the only minor was the limited support for it (garmin only). At
our mtb club we have 3 main types of devices: garmin, mio and teasy. And
I like to add the missing myself, can you give me a quick howto guide?
I'm thinking about a plugin, I'm not sure how it works (yet) but will
find it out (I see nothing happening, no extra menu, when I enable for
example the garmin-gpx plugin). but anyhow the issue is the slightly
different formatted gpx file.
Those differences are:
1. the track (trk) section contains the <extensions> section with all
total information like distance/max-min
altitude/cadence/heartrate/duration.
2. each track point (trkpt) contains also the <extensions> section with
as garmin does, only the tag name differs:
<speed>6.368823</speed>
<course>-0.213778</course>
<acceleration>-0.046299</acceleration>
<cadence>0</cadence>
<heartrate>0</heartrate>
So my first thought is to copy the garmin-gpx plugin and rename it and
modify it to deal with those differences. What do you think?
thanks in advance
Greetings Rob,
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