C parser for various fitness device file formats. fitparse enables reading and
converting between several fitness file formats, as well as providing several
utilities for cleaning up potential errors in the data.
$ git clone https://github.com/scheibo/fitparse
$ cd fitparse && make
$ make test # optional
$ [sudo] make install
fitparse depends on Mini-XML and the git date code. Both of these are
included in the lib/ directory of the project and are statically linked by
default into the resulting binary. These projects are incredibly small -
bundling them with fitparse does not add any appreciable overhead - and
unlikely to be preinstalled on your system. Advanced users are free to tweak the
Makefile to alter how dependencies are used.
- small binary which is easy to build and incorporate into other projects
- read and write files in .CSV, .GPX, .TCX and .FIT format
- currently supports both running and bicycling files
- corrects missing or invalid data and cleans up dropouts and spikes
- merging and splitting files
- calculating summary data for files
fitparse 20140218-1.gpx -o output.csv
fitparse --merge 20140218-1.gpx 20140218-2.tcx -o merged.fit
fitparse --summary merged.fit
fitparse --laps 20149218-1.gpx
TODO: add terminal gif.
Include fitparse.h in your project for details in order to read in fitness
files and manipulate the data. fitparse.h should contain the most up to data
information about what calls are available.
TODO
- support additional file types
- support swimming / multisport
TODO
TODO
fitparse is licensed under the GPLv2 as described in the LICENSE file.
Much of the code for fitparse was influenced by GoldenCheetah, and certain
files reflect this in their headers. fitparse also relies on several libraries
bundled in the lib/ directory, which have their own licenses. For reference:
- GoldenCheetah - GPLv2
- Mini-XML - LGPLv2 w/ static linking
- date - GPLv2