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tcx-file

v1.0.11

Published

--- A library to get info from a tcx file.

Downloads

7

Readme

tcx-file


A library to get info from a tcx file.

Constructor

javascript constructor(file?: string)
where the file is the full path of tcx file

Properties

activities:Activity[] the activities in the file

count:number

the number of activities

id:string

the unique name of the file. Usually the datetime of the start!

sport:string

the type of activity

path: IPosition[] | undefined

Array with all the points of the path

pathForGoogleMaps:

Array with all the points in format that google maps API understands

laps:Lap[]

Array with all Lap objects

timeInSeconds:number|undefined

The duration of activity

pace:Pace

A pace object to the activity's pace

calories:number

the calories of activity

summary:ISummary

the summary of the file