Withings archive GPS data from your connected watch, extracts data of a specific timelapse and generate a GPX file compatible with Strava
Sometimes, while using a Withings watch, if you pause an activity for too long and you unpause the activity, you will loose the second part of your session on the withings interface and on Strava. The data was recorded, but Withings seem to have a bug detecting the start and the end of an activity with a pause.
This tool is there to help recover this missing data.
Disclaimer : I didn’t manage the heart rate data because I didn’t take the time to understand how to calculate it based on the raw data.
Request data archive from your withings account using this link : https://account.withings.com/export/user_select
Check your emails, you’ll have to wait a bit for the archive to be generated.
Once you got the mail, download the archive.
Place it in the folder of this project.
This tool doesn’t need dependencies
Python 3 will be enough, I only tested it on Python 3.9, but it should be compatible with python 3.7
So you got nothing to do :D
Side note : sys standard library is only used to properly exit the program on specific errors.
Python documentation on sys.exit
python3 withings_data_extract.py -h
Output of the help manual :
usage: Withings data archive to gpx [-h] [-o OUTPUT_FILE] [-d FILTER_DATE]
[-s FILTER_STARTING_DATETIME]
[-e FILTER_ENDING_DATETIME]
archive_file_name
Withings archive GPS data from your connected watch, extracts data of a
specific timelapse and generate a GPX file compatible with Strava
positional arguments:
archive_file_name Name of the archive downloaded from Withings website
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-o OUTPUT_FILE, --output-file OUTPUT_FILE
Name of gpx file you want to generate, without
extension
-d FILTER_DATE, --filter-date FILTER_DATE
Filtering data to extract all the coordinates of a
specific day. Date must be in ISO format
-s FILTER_STARTING_DATETIME, --filter-starting-datetime FILTER_STARTING_DATETIME
Filtering data to extract based on an interval.
Starting date must be in ISO format
-e FILTER_ENDING_DATETIME, --filter-ending-datetime FILTER_ENDING_DATETIME
Filtering data to extract based on an interval. Ending
date must be in ISO format
Dates MUST be in format ISO_8601, otherwise it won’t work.
Extracting from the withings zip archive every data recorded on the 2nd of April 2023:
python3 withings_data_extract.py data_Tournesol_164556747.zip -d "2023-04-02T00:00:00+02:00" -o paris_marathon
The GPX file will be named paris_marathon.gpx.
Extracting from the withings zip a bicycle ride on the 6th of July 2023, from 14h30 (2:30 PM) to 17h45 (5:45 PM):
python3 withings_data_extract.py data_Haddock_168956734.zip -s "2023-07-06T14:30:00+02:00" -e "2023-07-06T17:45:00+02:00"
As the option -o isn’t provided, the output GPX file is named out.gpx.
You can just follow this link : https://www.strava.com/upload/select (why over complicating things)
And upload the GPX file. Tadaa