Closed jnannie closed 4 years ago
That step doesn't need to be done in a terminal. Are you on MacOS or Windows or ...? On MacOS you can select GarminConnectConfig.json.example in Finder, copy, then paste. You will get a new file called GarminConnectConfig.json.example.copy or similar. Rename that file to GarminConnectConfig.json. Then right click on GarminConnectConfig.json and choose "open with" and choose an editor. Make you changes in the editor.
Thank you,
After doing that, and running "copy_create_dbs.sh" i get the following
Copying Data
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "garmin.py", line 341, in
You are running the script for copying data directly from a plugged in watch. Is that what you intend?
Yes, as Garmin Connect and all their online services are down and will be for some time it seems.
My previous comment was with my watch plugged in. Using a Fenix 6X Sapphire if that's any help.
You can use GarminDB without accessing the Garmin websites. That is what copy_create_dbs.sh
is for.
Yes, when I use that command I get the error I previously posted.
Where does your watch get mounted when you connect it to your computer? You need to change "copy": { "mount_dir" : "/Volumes/GARMIN" }, in GarminConnectConfig.json Replace "/Volumes/GARMIN" with whereever your watch is mounted when you plug it into the computer.
Where does your watch get mounted when you connect it to your computer?
I have to use Android File Transfer to get the watch to show up, but it only shows up in the app. Any way to get the watch to show up as if it were a USB?
It seems, for now, there's no way for Fenix 6X to show up where a USB usually would on mac due to recent changes by Garmin in the USB arena? It seems like once that is available and/or once Garmin connect is back online everything should work! Thanks for your help thus far!
Successfully created a database, now how do I create graphs?
./graphs --all
I am super new to using terminal and what not. How on earth do I do step 3?! "3. Copy GarminConnectConfig.json.example to GarminConnectConfig.json, edit it, and add your Garmin Connect username and password."
Sorry for the super simple question. I searched everywhere for an answer before stopping here.
Thanks.