href = downloadUrl setTimeout ( ( getMore = function ()), downloadTimeoutLength ) /* split ( " / " ) var id = a var gpxUrl = " " var cnt = 1, ttl = 1000 /*Change ttl from 1000 to whatever # of activities you want to download*/ var downloadTimeoutLength = 3 * 1000 var downloadUrl = gpxUrl + id window.
#Download gpx from garmin connect full#
If your connection is too slow to do a full download in less than 3 seconds every time, change the downloadTimeoutLength from 3 * 1000 to whatever number you want (it's 3*1000 because that's 3000 milliseconds = 3 seconds). If you want a different format, change the "gpx" part of the URL to the appropriate format acronym if garmin supports it. Can change ttl from 100 to whatever # of activities you want to download. Then paste the below code and hit enter to run it. You'll want to pre-set a download location in your browser settings to some folder, name it gpx or something, and tell your browser to auto-download there, or else you'll get a ton of popup save dialogs.įirst Navigate to the last (most recent) activity you have in Garmin Connect (as in ), then hit F12 (should work in chrome/IE) to open dev tools to get to the Javascript Console. Here's javascript that can be run in any modern browser fairly simply in javascript.
In case that goes away, here’s the code: /* I have more than 700 of these (mostly very repetitive), so doingĪs a mostly-backend coder, my first thought was to write a scraper to download themĪll, but that would mean the usual hassle with logins, but a search turned up anĮasier way: run javascript in the browser to do it for you… Garmin Connect is nice enough to let you download GPX files of your activities… I’ve had a succession of bike GPSes, and have tracked their data on Garmin Connect.
Which got me thinking about what other data I have lying around. That I had lying around (unfortunately, some of my adventures didn’t have tracks, Of course, I started out by importing all of the GPX files from previous adventures I mentioned in my last post that I’d discovered a new way
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