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Convert workout data from Peloton into a TCX file that can be uploaded to Garmin.
- Fetch latest workouts from Peloton
- Convert Peloton workout to TCX file
- Upload TCX workout to Garmin
- Maintain Upload History to avoid duplicates in Garmin
- Ensure activities are counting towards Garmin challenges and badges
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- Find the latest release here
- Download the file
peloton-to-garmin-windows.zip - Unzip the folder
- Find the file named
config.ini, open it with your text editor of choice and modify the Peloton/Garmin settings - Save and close the file
- Find the file named
peloton-to-garmin.exe, double click to launch the program - You will be prompted to enter how many workouts you would like to fetch
- A TCX file for each workout will be created in the
Outputdirectory - The resulting TCX file can then be uploaded to Garmin manually, or you can configure the
config.inisettings to upload automagically for you
- Download the repo here
- Extract the zip file
- Install the latest version of Python 3
- Open
File Explorerand navigate to the wherever you unzipped the downloaded project - Navigate so that you are inside the
peloton-to-garminfolder - Open a command prompt by clicking in the
Location Barat the top and typingcmdthen hit enter - From the command prompt run the following command:
pip install -r requirements.txt
- Close the command prompt and return to the
peloton-to-garminfolder - Edit the
config.inifile and set your Peloton Email and Password, Save and Close- Optionally set your Garmin Email and Password if you wish for activities to be uploaded automatically
- Open a command prompt inside of the
peloton-to-garminfolder - Run the following command:
python peloton-to-garmin
- You will be prompted to enter how many workouts you would like to fetch
- A TCX file for each workout will be created in the
outputdirectory - The resulting TCX file can then be uploaded to Garmin
wget https://github.com/philosowaffle/peloton-to-garmin/archive/master.zipunzip master.zip- Install Python 3
- Navigate so that you are inside the
peloton-to-garminfolder - From the command prompt run the following command:
pip install -r requirements.txt- In ubuntu 20.04, if you use the python3 in the repo, the command is
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
vim config.ini(or nano or whatever. Just not emacs, please :P)- set your Peloton Email and Password, Save and Close
- Open a command prompt inside of the
peloton-to-garminfolder - Run the following command:
python3 peloton-to-garmin.py
- You will be prompted to enter how many workouts you would like to fetch
- A TCX file for each workout will be created in the
outputdirectory - The resulting TCX file can then be uploaded to Garmin
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The image can be pulled from Docker Hub or Github Packages. See the Configuration section for a list of all environment variables that can be provided to the container. A sample docker-compose file can be found here.
docker pull philosowaffle/peloton-to-garmin
There are multiple ways to configure values, the precedence order is:
- Environment Variable
- Command Line Arg
- config.ini value
| Config.ini | Command Line | Env Var | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| [PELOTON] Email | -email EMAIL | P2G_PELOTON_EMAIL | Peloton email address |
| [PELOTON] Password | -password PASWORD | P2G_PELOTON_PASS | Peloton password |
| [PELOTON] NumActivities | -num # | P2G_NUM | Batch size of activities to grab at one time |
| [PELOTON] WorkoutTypes | -workout_types <types> | P2G_WORKOUT_TYPES | If set, take only Peloton workouts of the specified types (see below) |
| [GARMIN] UploadEnabled | -garmin_enable_upload true/false | P2G_GARMIN_ENABLE_UPLOAD | Automatically upload to Garmin Connect |
| [GARMIN] Email | -garmin_email EMAIL | P2G_GARMIN_EMAIL | Garmin Email |
| [GARMIN] Password | -garmin_password PASSWORD | P2G_GARMIN_PASS | Garmin Password |
| [PTOG] EnablePolling | -enable_polling true/false | PTG_ENABLE_POLLING | Automatically and periodically check for new activities |
| [PTOG] PollingIntervalSeconds | -polling_interval_seconds # | PTG_POLLING_INTERVAL_SECONDS | How frequently to poll for new activities if pollingis enabled. |
| [OUTPUT] Directory | -path PATH | P2G_PATH | Path to output directory, this is where the TCX files are written |
| [DEBUG] PauseOnFinish | -pause_on_finish true/false | P2G_PAUSE_ON_FINISH | Do not automatically close the application on completion. For polling mode, setting to false allows continous running without user input. |
| [LOGGER] LogFile | -log | P2G_LOG | Log file path |
| [LOGGER] LogLevel | -loglevel | P2G_LOG_LEVEL | DEBUG, INFO, ERROR |
Usage:
peloton-to-garmin.py [-h] [-email EMAIL] [-password PASSWORD] [-path OUTPUT_DIR] [-num NUM_TO_DOWNLOAD] [-log LOG_FILE]
Examples:
- To get the last 10 activities:
*peloton-to-garmin.py -num 10 - To pass your email and passowrd:
*peloton-to-garmin.py -email [email protected] -password mypassword
To be able to have all synced activities counting towards Garmin challenges and badges, data from your Garmin hardware is needed. For getting it, please track one workout directly with your hardware (like a Garmin watch) and sync it with Garmin Connect.
After done this, please export this activity as a TCX file and copy out <Author>...</Author> and <Creator>...</Creator> into author_info.xml and device_info.xml.
You can find samples of hwo these files are looking like at author_info.sample.xml and device_info.sample.xml.
By default, all Peloton workouts are processed. However, you can optionally filter for only specific types of workouts, such as only cycling and running; all other workouts will be skipped.
Specify a comma-separated list of workout types you want to allow. The values may be one or more of the following: cardio, circuit, cycling, meditation, running, strength, stretching, walking, yoga
Example:
-workout_types cardio,cycling,running,strength
Use cases:
- You take a wide variety of Peloton classes, including meditation and yoga, but you only want to upload cycling classes.
- You want to avoid double-counting activities you already track directly on a Garmin device, such as outdoor running workouts.
The matrix of supported Python versions and OS's can be found here.
Various config and upload history is maintained in a local database.json file. Deleting this file will delete any upload history and the servic will attempt to upload all workouts to Garmin Connect again.
Special thanks to all the contributors who have helped improve this project!
Garmin Upload feature is provided by the library: https://github.com/La0/garmin-uploader
The processing of the Peloton workouts is now done in two separate steps:
- Downloading of workouts from Peloton. Workouts are saved in JSON files in a working directory.
- Processing of all files available in the working directory. This includes generating the TCX output file, and queuing for upload to Garmin. Workout files are removed from the working directory.
The workout files saved in step #1 can be optionally retained (not removed in step #2) and/or copied to a separate archive directory. Additionally, you have the option to skip step #1 entirely, i.e. don't download anything from Peloton, but only use whatever files are already in the working directory.
These features may be useful to developers. You can preserve the Peloton data files for review or study, and more importantly, build up a library of workouts files. With these files, you can more easily work on new development, without re-downloading Peloton workouts each time you run (and being dependent upon what those workouts are). One could also share these workouts with other developers.
Please refer to configuration.py for more information regarding these settings: -working, -archive, -skip_download, -retain_files, -archive_files, -archive_by_type