Movescount Backup is s simple library that can download move records from Suunto Movescount. I have created it just because there is no official way how to create a backup of all your moves and an optional possibility to migrate them to other service such as Garmin or Strava.

• Version 1.0.2 - 2018-03-23

PM> Install-Package MovescountBackup -Version 1.0.2

The solution consists of the following projects:

• MovescountBackup.Lib is the main library containing client for downloading, main downloader, models and other services.

• MovescountBackup.Console is just a sample that can be run locally.

• MovescountBackup.Lib.Spec TODO.

• .NET Core 2.0.

• MovescountAppKey - App key to be able to query Movescount API.
• MovescountUserKey - User key to be able to query Movescount API.
• MovescountUserEmail - User email to be able to query Movescount API.
• MovescountMemberName - Name of the member whose data we want to get.
• CookieValue - A cookie value that is needed to export GPX, TCX and other move files. This value can be get by the following steps:
  1. Open console in your browser to se network requests.
  2. Login into Movescount.
  3. Select a requeset to https://www.movescount.com/api/members/private/messages.
  4. Copy value of Cookie key in request header. It should start with ASP.NET ....
• BackupDir - Directory where moves should be stored. Required for FileSystemStorage.
• StorageConnectionString - Connection string to Azure Blob Storage. Required for CloudStorate.
• ContainerName - Container name on Azure Blob Storage. Required for CloudStorate.

The main project

Client is the class responsible for downloading data from Movescount. Because there is only need to get list of moves and one particular move with details, there are no other calls, such as create new move, update move, etc. But it can be extended to a full Movescount API client. The only problem is that the API specification is not public, so some inspection is required (e.g., searching on GitHub).

A class that uses Client to download single or multiple moves and store them to local disk (see FileSystemStorage.cs) or Azure Blob Store (see CloudStorage.cs). A sample Downloader usage is as follows (see MovescountBackup.Console.Program.cs):

var configuration = SetupConfiguration(); // Load or set IConfiguration instance
var client = new Client(configuration, new ConsoleLogger<Client>());
var storage = new CloudStorage(configuration.StorageConnectionString, configuration.ContainerName);
var downloader = new Downloader(configuration, client, storage, new ConsoleLogger<Downloader>());
var moves = await downloader.DownloadLastUserMoves(configuration.MovescountMemberName);
Console.WriteLine($"{moves.Count} moves have been downloaded.");

You can use this libraly to be run manually (MovescountBackup.Console.Program.cs) or you can create, e.g., a Azure function or Lambda function on AWS, that can run periodically.

Any contribution is welcomed. Especially to Client class.

• Marek Polak - Initial work - marazt

© 2018 Marek Polak. This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

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