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# Before using this script, you should have python installed. < http://python.org > | |
# For auth, go to http://web.kengao.tw/Untitled.php, and following the instruction of Moves. | |
# If done, you will see a line : your auth token : <a lot of characters>, just copy these characters | |
# download this .py file, and open it using text-editor | |
import requests | |
# paste your previously copied access token to replace the following ACCESS_TOKEN_TO_MOVES_APP | |
payload = {"access_token": "ACCESS_TOKEN_TO_MOVES_APP", "trackPoints":"true"} | |
def echo(loc, type, name): | |
if type is "point": | |
return """<Placemark> | |
<name>%s</name> | |
<Point> | |
<coordinates>%s, %s, 0</coordinates> | |
</Point> | |
</Placemark>"""%(name.encode("utf8"), loc["lon"], loc["lat"]) | |
if type is "Line": | |
coordinates = "" | |
for i in loc: | |
coordinates = coordinates + "%s, %s, 0\n"%(i["lon"], i["lat"]) | |
return """<Placemark> | |
<name>%s</name> | |
<LineString> | |
<extrude>1</extrude> | |
<tessellate>1</tessellate> | |
<altitudeMode>absolute</altitudeMode> | |
<coordinates> %s | |
</coordinates> | |
</LineString> | |
</Placemark>"""%(name.encode("utf8"), coordinates) | |
def renderxml( j, title, f ): | |
f.write("""<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> | |
<kml xmlns="http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2"> | |
<Document> | |
<name>Paths for %s</name> | |
<description></description>"""%title) | |
for i in j[0]["segments"]: | |
#print i | |
if i["type"] == "place": | |
if "name" not in i["place"]: | |
i["place"]["name"] = "unknown" | |
f.write(echo( i["place"]["location"], "point", i["place"]["name"] )) | |
if "activities" in i: | |
for k in i["activities"]: | |
r = [] | |
for l in k["trackPoints"]: | |
r = r+[l] | |
f.write(echo( r, "Line", "move in %s"%i["place"]["name"])) | |
if i["type"] == "move": | |
if "activities" not in i: | |
continue | |
for k in i["activities"]: | |
r = [] | |
for l in k["trackPoints"]: | |
r = r+[l] | |
f.write(echo( r, "Line", k["activity"]+" "+str(k["distance"]) )) | |
f.write(""" </Document> | |
</kml>""") | |
#enter the dates you want to export | |
datearray = ["20130613","20130614","20130615"] | |
# now you can save and close this file. | |
# open terminal / commend line tools, and cd to the folder the .py file is saved. | |
# enter the commend: python moves-kml.py | |
# the kml files will be stored on the same folder of the .py file | |
api = "https://api.moves-app.com/api/v1" | |
for date in datearray: | |
print date | |
r = requests.get(api+"/user/storyline/daily/"+date, params = payload) | |
j = r.json() | |
if j[0]["segments"] is None: | |
continue | |
f = open(date+".kml", "w") | |
renderxml(j, "date", f) | |
f.close() |
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