strava-offline VS strava-gear

I have a somewhat related project -- strava-offline -- which can be used to download gpx files individually so that one doesn't need to redownload the Bulk Export every time new activities are uploaded. Its main purpose is downloading activity metadata into local sqlite database, this gpx download is an extra feature that most users don't use, but together with a tool like yours this can be useful. :-)

A reddit thread came up with this strava github but maybe GPSbabel will work also.

Hi, I'm the author of the strava-map-switcher[1] browser extension and last year I published strava-offline[2], a tool to download activities metadata from Strava into local sqlite database (and optionally also activities as gpx).

I'm quite a data nerd, so I wanted to track component wear in more detail than Strava allows. Some people on /r/Strava suggested their online web-based gear trackers, but I was always afraid of trusting them with all the data, and also quite reluctant to enter hundreds of components manually. I really prefer to keep this in git rather than in a 3rd party website that can go away. So now that I have activities metadata in sqlite from strava-offline, it was quite easy to create a local gear tracker that reads rules from YAML and computes component wear. Most of the work was spent polishing this and documenting. :-)

[1]: https://github.com/liskin/strava-map-switcher

[2]: https://github.com/liskin/strava-offline

Hi, I'm the author of the strava-map-switcher browser extension and last year I published strava-offline, a tool to download activities metadata from Strava into local sqlite database (and optionally also activities as gpx).

https://github.com/liskin/strava-offline lets you bulk download all activities as GPX.

You might like https://github.com/liskin/strava-offline, which actually lets you execute SQL queries over all your Strava activities. ;-)

There's also https://github.com/liskin/strava-gear which I released this week. It's a command-line tool, so the audience is a bit limited, but it's way easier to add half a dozen bikes with dozens of components by editing a local text file than entering all that through a web interface that doesn't forgive mistakes.