gpx-lite
Simple parser for gps tracks, based on https://pypi.org/project/gpxpy/
Gpx-lite is a simplified version of gpxpy, aimed to load and save data about gpx tracks, segments, and points from/to xml, including large .gpx files, quickly enough.
Parser only collects data from trk, trkseg, and trkpt gpx tags. All other tags are ignored. Resulting GPX structure contains track list - list of track segments made of track points with latitude, longitude, and time.
For more information see https://github.com/aicenter/gpx_lite/wiki
Prerequisites
Python 3.4 or higher
Typing 3.6.2
Installation
pip install gpx-lite
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