Closed hcarter333 closed 5 months ago
To get csv, then from the comment on stack overflow, use
.results | keys[] as $k | [$k, .[$k].elevation] | @csv
which returns output like
0,123.6165237426758
1,123.4337463378906
2,123.2948989868164
3,123.1553573608398
4,123.0151062011719
5,122.9025802612305
6,122.820442199707
7,122.7372436523438
8,122.6529922485352
9,122.5870056152344
10,122.5324249267578
11,122.4771957397461
12,122.4213104248047
13,122.3989028930664
Done! (Look towards the bottom of the sheet for the chart.
Here's the jq filter for the results:
.results[].elevation
Google Earth:Sheets graph:
Request URL minus key:
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/elevation/json?path=37.72489522009444%2C-122.42293617440532%7C37.72472947037526%2C-122.42072468451954&samples=200&key=
Automate this a bit more by providing csv with indexes corresponding to meters.