Exercises sets and names?

[melimelo24]

Is there any way to get the exercises sets and names for activities with this script (cardio, yoga, strength training activities)? Those are available on the page of the activity:

I tried to extract it directly from .fit files but unfortunately only the original info from the watch is present, not any modifications done on garmin connect (and I think most people need to update their data after, to correct exercises or reps). Someone made a browser extension in javascript to get those (https://github.com/labsansis/garmin-workout-downloader) so I think it's possible (it's very nice but does not have all the data and flexibility of this script especially for non gym&fitness activities). I tried coding something myself using that as a template but, hum, I am not that good (although still trying).

The information is stored in https://connect.garmin.com/activity-service/activity/${activityId}/exerciseSets

[melimelo24]

Answering my own question if anyone is interested too :) Added this after the def load_zones functions: `def load_sets(activity_id, start_time_seconds, args, http_caller, file_writer): """ :param activity_id: ID of the activity (as string) :param start_time_seconds: if given use as timestamp for the file written (in seconds since 1970-01-01) :param args: command-line arguments (for the file_writer callback) :param http_caller: callback to perform the HTTP call for downloading the device details :param file_writer: callback that saves the device details in a file :return: array with the heart rate sets """ sets = [None] sets_json = http_caller(f'{URL_GC_ACTIVITY}{activity_id}/exerciseSets') sets = json.loads(sets_json) if sets['exerciseSets'] == None:

Warning that there is no sets

    logging.warning("Sets %s are empty", activity_id)
else:
  # We only write sets if they are not empty
  file_writer(os.path.join(args.directory, f'activity_{activity_id}_sets.json'), sets_json, 'w', start_time_seconds)

`

And call it under extract['HRzones'] with this: load_sets(str(actvty['activityId']), start_time_seconds, args, http_req_as_string, write_to_file)

It will write a separate json with exercises sets if it exists