no points found

[robinscheurwater]

Google renamed the json file to Records.json.

Also the timestamp key is renamed. Therefore the total number of points keeps returning zero.

[delagra]

Yes, I had to rewrite the cycle that creates the timestampMs list. Timestamp is no longer in milliseconds in the json file so it has to be converted

[YanisKyr]

@delagra care sharing your updated code?

[Highlanderix]

Yes, I had to rewrite the cycle that creates the timestampMs list. Timestamp is no longer in milliseconds in the json file so it has to be converted

Hello, I would be great if you can share that block of code with the rest of us. I had already found that this was the issue, but as I'm not familiar with Python, I didn't manage to get it working.

Thanks

[dwaycik]

Yes, I had to rewrite the cycle that creates the timestampMs list. Timestamp is no longer in milliseconds in the json file so it has to be converted

@delagra Would greatly appreciate some insight on how to re-write this... I tried removing milliseconds; no dice.

I'm hesitant to start combing through the JSON cause it's so big LOL... thanks in advance if you don't mind sharing this :)

[johnfoxii]

The file definition for Records.json seems to be in question. https://locationhistoryformat.com/reference/records/#/$defs/locationRecord/ The author may have meant to say he is working on it.

[Highlanderix]

Hello, after some tinkering with Python for something else, I give this a try and managed to get it working : https://github.com/matthieuheitz/google-data-analyses/pull/13 . Enjoy !