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Python package for manipulating gpx files and easily convert gpx to other different formats.
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Python package for manipulating gpx files and easily convert gpx to other different formats.
I decided to create this project because I had gpx data that I needed to manipulate. I searched for a python package for this but I did not find what I was looking for, therefore I created the gpx-converter package to make gpx files manipulation very easy. Furthermore, the package contains methods for applying interpolation on the gpx data. This feature was very helpful for me since I also needed to interpolate the gpx data and convert it to csv. Feel free to contribute or to give me feedback anytime :)
.. code-block:: console
$ pip install -U gpx-converter
.. code-block:: python
from gpx_converter import Converter
Just read the gpx to dictionary
.. code-block:: python
dic = Converter(input_file='your_input.gpx').gpx_to_dictionary(latitude_key='latitude', longitude_key='longitude')
# now you have a dictionary and can access the longitudes and latitudes values from the keys
latitudes = dic['latitude']
longitudes = dic['longitude']
Convert GPX to other formats
.. code-block:: python
Converter(input_file='your_input.gpx').gpx_to_csv(output_file='your_output.csv')
.. code-block:: python
Converter(input_file='your_input.gpx').gpx_to_excel(output_file='your_output.xlsx')
.. code-block:: python
Converter(input_file='your_input.gpx').gpx_to_json(output_file='your_output.json)
.. code-block:: python
df = Converter(input_file='your_input.gpx').gpx_to_dataframe()
.. code-block:: python
np_array = Converter(input_file='your_input.gpx').gpx_to_numpy_array()
Now convert other formats to GPX
.. code-block:: python
Converter(input_file='your_input.csv').csv_to_gpx(lats_colname='column_name_of_latitudes',
longs_colname='column_name_of_longitudes',
output_file='your_output.gpx')
.. code-block:: python
Converter(input_file='your_input.xlsx').excel_to_gpx(lats_colname='column_name_of_latitudes',
longs_colname='column_name_of_longitudes',
output_file='your_output.gpx')
.. code-block:: python
Converter.dataframe_to_gpx(input_df=your_df,
lats_colname='column_name_of_latitudes',
longs_colname='column_name_of_longitudes',
output_file='your_output.gpx')
.. code-block:: python
Converter(input_file='your_input.json').json_to_gpx(input_df=your_df,
lats_colname='column_name_of_latitudes',
longs_colname='column_name_of_longitudes',
output_file='your_output.gpx')
.. code-block:: python
Converter.convert_multi_csv_to_gpx(dirpath='your_directory/')
.. code-block:: python
interpolated_coordinates = Converter.spline_interpolation(cv=your_array_of_control_vertices)
Alternatively you can use the gpx_converter directly from terminal. You just need to pass the function, input file and output file as arguments.
.. code-block:: console
$ gpx_converter --function "gpx_to_csv" --input_file "home/your_input.gpx" --output_file "home/your_output.csv"
or maybe you prefer the short version
.. code-block:: console
$ gpx_converter -func "gpx_to_csv" -in "home/your_input.gpx" -out "home/your_output.csv"
Check this article to know more about gpx files and how to use the gpx-converter package. https://medium.com/p/57da00bd36fc/edit
Contributions are always welcome. Make sure you check the guidlines first https://gpx-converter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contributing.html
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Python package for manipulating gpx files and easily convert gpx to other different formats.
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