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Workout note parser
Ever wanted to parse your workout data from a file? Well, now you can! Take a look at this example workout note:
Name of the first exercise
20 x 10 This is a comment. There you write
30 x 10 how you felt during the exercise,
40 x 10 like "this was close to the edge"
50 x 10 or "this was easy, better increase the weight".
60 x 10 The first number is the weight, the second is the number of reps.
70 x 10 + 40 x 6 Sometimes you do all you can with one weight and then
80 x 10 immediately you take a smaller weight and do a few more reps.
90 x 10 You can write it as well
bench press
20 x 10
50 x 10
60 x 10 near death experience
70 x 5 + 40 x 10
Now you can parse it down to a neat data structure:
struct Set {
weight: f32,
n_reps: i32,
}
struct Exercise {
name: String,
sets: Vec<Set>,
comment: Option<String>,
}
Usage
Use the command this way:
cargo install workout-note-parser
workout-note-parser -i - < input.txt > output.txt
workout-note-parser -i input.txt > output.txt
workout-note-parser -i input.txt -o output.txt
You can then use the output (in JSON format) to plot your progress, for example, with ChatGPT data analysis tool. Or just write a plotter yourself.
License
MIT license
Dependencies
~7–14MB
~173K SLoC