This script will convert the kilometers you run and track with endomondo, into payments from (eg.) your savings account to (eg.) a gadget fund to incentivise yourself to run more!

• python 2.7
• and python 3.6
• endomondo
• a bunq premium bank account (bunq.com)
• sqlite3 installed on your machine

First clone this repository to your computer or server

git clone [email protected]:KReusen/runs-to-gadgetfund.git

We're going to use a custom python api created by Github user isoteemu. To be able to make use of it, cd into the runs-to-gadgetfund folder and run:

git clone --depth 1 [email protected]:isoteemu/sports-tracker-liberator.git endomondo

The endomondo api sdk is written in Python 2.7, whereas the bunq api is written in Python 3.6. Time to create two seperate virtual environments. Cd into the runs-to-gadgetfund folder and run:

virtualenv venv

python3 -m venv venv3

Temporarily activate the python 3.6 environment to install the bunq sdk:

source venv3/bin/activate
pip install bunq_sdk --upgrade
deactivate

Open config.py, change the folder_path and follow the instructions over there to complete the setup.

Then open gadgetfund.sh and change the paths to the path on your machine.

Lastly, make gadgetfund.sh executable:

chmod +x gadgetfund.sh

In order to run the script, simply use the following command:

sh gadgetfund.sh

This will automatically acitvate and deactivate a python 2.7 environment that executes fetch_runs.py and will afterwards activate and deactivate a python 3.6 environment that executes process_runs.py.

Open crontab:

sudo crontab -e

and paste the following line at the bottom. Change the path with the path on your machine.

*/15 * * * * /home/gadgetfund/gadgetfund.sh >> /home/gadgetfund/log.log $

If you want to test if the cron is working, you can initially replace the 15 in the line above with 1 to make it execute every minute. You can find the execution logs in log.log