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Family Parkrun Summary

To use:

  • Ensure you have Python installed.
  • Create a file containing a newline-separated list of runner ID numbers. These are the numbers at the end of the URL for their personal page.
  • Run family-parkrun with the -d argument, followed by the filename of your runner list, and wait for it to download.
    python family-parkrun -d runners.txt
    
  • View summary.html in your browser.

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