This is a command line tool that will log in to your polarpersonaltrainer.com account and let you export all, or some, of your workouts in GPX format.
The tool also allows for exporting directly to RunKeeper. It will attempt to resolve and sync only Polar activities that do not already exist on Runkeeper, attempting to avoid duplicates if possible.
./ppt2rk --email you@emailaddress.com --password yourpolarpassword
or
./ppt2rk -e you@emailaddress.com -p yourpolarpassword
For an interactive password prompt, omit the -p flag:
./ppt2rk -e you@emailaddress.com
The app will log in to your account and download the full list of workouts, similar to the following:
Logging in as you@emailaddress.com...
Getting workouts from 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000 to 2017-05-12T11:55:01.065. This may take some time...
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5 workouts found. Pick one to export to GPX.
[Index] Workout ID Timestamp
[1] 246351671 2014-02-16T11:10:41.000
[2] 246351701 2014-02-16T11:10:43.000
[3] 247109471 2014-02-17T19:54:05.000
[4] 252516155 2014-03-03T09:05:32.000
[5] 253317431 2014-03-05T08:43:58.000
5 workouts found. Pick one to export to GPX.
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To download a single file, enter a value from 1 to 5, then hit Return.
To download multiple files, enter values separated by space or comma (e.g. 1,2,3,4,5) then hit Return.
To download all files, enter 0 then hit Return.
Or, hit Return to quit.
- To download a single file, enter a value from 1 to 5, then hit Return.
- To download multiple files, enter values separated by space or comma (e.g. 1,2,3,4,5) then hit Return.
- To download all files, enter 0 then hit Return.
- Or, hit Return to quit.
Downloaded GPX files are saved to ~/Library/Caches/ppt2rk/WORKOUTID.gpx.
./ppt2rk --download runkeeper --email you@emailaddress.com --password yourpolarpassword --rkemail you@emailaddress.com --rkpassword yourrunkeeperpassword
or
./ppt2rk -d runkeeper -e you@emailaddress.com -p yourpolarpassword -rke you@emailaddress.com -rkp yourrunkeeperpassword
For an interactive password prompt, omit the -p flag:
./ppt2rk -d runkeeper -e you@emailaddress.com -rke you@emailaddress.com
The tool then operates in sync download mode (see below for more info on download modes), but will also upload GPX files to Runkeeper.
Use the --download or -d flag to bypass the user prompt. This flag supports the following options:
all downloads all GPX files.
last downloads the most recent GPX file.
lastX downloads the X most recent GPX files, where X is an integer greater than zero.
first downloads the first GPX file in the list.
firstX downloads the first X GPX files, where X is an integer greater than zero.
sync keeps track of downloaded workouts and only downloads new GPX files as they become available.
runkeeper performs the same operation as sync, but will also create new activites on the Runkeeper site, using the GPX files downloaded from Polar.
Email and password can be persisted to the Keychain on macOS, using the --keychain or -k flag.
To save an email and password to the keychain:
./ppt2rk -e you@emailaddress.com -p yourpolarpassword -k
This also works for Runkeeper credentials:
./ppt2rk -e you@emailaddress.com -p yourpolarpassword -rke you@emailaddress.com -rkp yourrunkeeperpassword -k
Subsequent use of the app can drop the credential parameters and the saved details will be used:
./ppt2rk -k
Used to reset the list of workout IDs used by the --download sync command. Use --reset or -r and the list will be cleared before login/download is executed.