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…rectory instead of requiring it in current dir, make timezone configurable
… in place, stop moving files around
…ata processing, remove unnecessary separation of fit and gpx files where possible
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Modernizing this repo since it's the most popular code I've put together.
Primary focus is on modernizing the dependencies, but also just making things more usable by adding
uvto the mix for dependency management and execution.There was a ton of really hacky, poorly written code in the base version. I've gone through and refactored basically everything so it now is much more efficient and is more pythonic. I've also removed some of the incredibly poor design choices, like using
os.systemcalls to run scripts instead of just parsing in memory.This PR is basically a complete overhaul of the code to bring it 8 years into the future and from a hackathon project to something a little more polished.