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codinghyde.enigma
Workout data statitistical analysis thingy. Sort of.
This project came to be when I tried to download data from my ANT+ running watch on GNU/Linux. As it turns out there is no open source GNU/Linux software that will let me schedule workouts on my Garmin Forerunner that I can also access programmatically and do some simple statistical analysis with. My online service of choice (Garmin Connect) now uses Bing instead of Google Maps, which really doesn't work for me as Bing doesn't really have high quality satellite images of the region of the world I'm in at the moment (which is quite bad when you want to see your path on mountain trails that are evidently not in street maps).
I chose the codename Enigma because, quite frankly, I don't know what this project will evolve into. I just know more or less I want a Training Center meets Garmin Connect meets SportTrack meets *nix, meets calorie counter, meets weight log, meets training journal, meets Python.
The project will be divided in several sub-projects:
You can reach me via e-Mail at: ehyde at codinghyde com
Documentation will be a bit scarse for the time being, but everything public should have at least a docstring by the time I make the first stable release.
Released under the MIT/X11 license. See LICENSE for the full text.
% python setup.py install
See DEVELOP for details.
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Workout data statitistical analysis thingy. Sort of.
We found that codinghyde.enigma demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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