activity_files 0.5.1

Workout file toolkit for Dart with GPX, TCX, FIT, GeoJSON and CSV parsing, editing, validation, and conversion.

Changelog

0.5.1

Changed

• Upgraded dependencies
• Minor Fixes

0.5.0

Migration

• Upgrading? This version mitigates the 0.4.0 breaking changes: the 64MB payload limit is now configurable per-call via maxPayloadBytes and file paths work with allowFilePaths: true or by passing File objects.

Added

• CSV & GeoJSON Support: Full import/export for CSV and GeoJSON formats with roundtrip testing.
• Public API Methods: Facade methods for CSV/GeoJSON: exportToCsv(), importFromCsv(), exportToGeojson(), exportToGeojsonPoints(), importFromGeojson().
• Better Error Messages: All exceptions now include actionable recovery hints and troubleshooting steps.
• Parser Performance: XML element caching and batch lookups reduce parsing time by 2-5x for large files (5000+ points).
• Full Garmin TrackPointExtension v2 schema support: GPX parser and encoder now handle all v2 fields (wtemp, depth, speed, course, bearing) plus existing v1 fields (hr, cad, power, atemp) with corresponding channel types and ChannelSnapshot accessors.
• Expanded FIT manufacturer database from 28 to 179 entries for comprehensive device identification.
• Multi-sport activity support: TCX and FIT parsers handle triathlon files with multiple sport segments. New Lap.sport field enables per-lap sport tracking, and ActivityFiles.merge()/splitBySport() combine or divide multi-sport activities.
• FIT session + lap stats are now parsed into ActivitySummary and additional Lap fields; extra record fields are surfaced as custom channels.
• Added an artificial fixture generator (scripts/generate_artificial_fixtures.dart) that refreshes sample fixtures for tests and examples.
• Lap boundary validation via RawEditor.validateLapBoundaries() for detecting timing mismatches.
• Performance improvements in normalization and hot paths.
• Parser optimization: through eliminating redundant XML traversals, removing case-insensitive string comparisons and caching child element lookups during trackpoint parsing. Large files (>5000 points) see the most benefit.

Changed

• CSV parser normalizes line endings (\r\n → \n).
• Optimized sport string conversion with caching.
• GPX/TCX parsing now uses batch element lookups instead of repeated traversals.
• Lap class includes optional sport field; null values inherit from activity-level sport.
• TCX parser sport mapping extended to include swimming.
• Test suite reorganized into focused categories with shared fixtures. See doc/testing.md for details.
• Payload limit now configurable per-call via optional maxPayloadBytes parameter (default: 64MB).

Fixed

• FIT parser now fails gracefully (with diagnostics) instead of crashing when a data message references an unknown local definition (e.g. issue #2 user fixture). New diagnostics: fit.data.unknown_definition, fit.no_usable_data.

0.4.4

Added

• New Unit tests
• New Integration tests
• Synthetic test data generator with clean fixtures

0.4.3

Fixed

• Fix FIT parser to remove corrupted data points with invalid timestamps or coordinates, ensuring FIT→GPX and FIT→TCX output matches reference files

0.4.2

Fixed

• Fix FIT parser for non-standard message ordering. Thanks @hallr-boulder for reporting (fixes #2)
• Improved support for swimming activity files with non-standard message ordering
• Parser now gracefully handles unknown message types instead of crashing

0.4.1

Fixed

• Fix formatting and prevent it from happening again with a local git hook

0.4.0

Breaking

• Plain string sources are always treated as inline payloads; pass a File or set allowFilePaths: true on load/convert/convertAndExport/ ActivityExportRequest.fromSource to read from disk.
• A 64MB cap (ActivityFiles.defaultMaxPayloadBytes) applies to load/convert/detect and streamed pipelines; oversized inputs throw or emit error diagnostics. Stream from disk/network or split files to go larger; only ActivityParser.parseStream(maxBytes: ...) lets you override the limit.

Added

• Stream-backed loads are replayable; ActivityLoadResult.bytesPayload exposes buffered bytes even when the source was a Stream<List<int>>.
• FIT integrity: header/trailer CRCs and truncation are reported as error diagnostics (or throw when strictFitIntegrity: true); the encoder now emits invalid coordinate sentinels for sensor-only activities.
• Structural validation enforces lap ordering/overlap and warns when sensor channels extend past the point timeline during load/convert/export flows.
• GPX/TCX version selection: EncoderOptions and CLI flags can emit GPX 1.0/1.1 and TCX v1/v2; defaults remain GPX 1.1/TCX v2. FIT remains core-workout only.
• GPX 1.0 round-trips root metadata, track extensions, and labels when gpxVersion is GpxVersion.v1_0.

Changed

• RawTransforms and RawEditor live in dedicated modules (transforms/raw_transforms.dart, transforms/raw_editor.dart); transforms.dart still exports both for existing imports.
• ChannelMapper.cursor exposes reusable per-channel cursors; mapAt now wraps it so overlays reuse cached lookups.
• GPX/TCX/FIT encoders reuse the cursor (TCX/FIT also use distance readings) to avoid repeated binary searches.
• Resampling pre-sizes timetables and reuses sliding cursors to keep RawTransforms.resample/_resampleNearest fast on long recordings.
• RawEditor skips work on sorted/valid inputs and reuses its timestamp cursor during downsampleTime.
• FIT exports defer base64 decoding until asBytes() when FIT sources arrive as base64 strings.
• RawEditor.smoothHR now uses a sliding window to stay O(n).

Fixed

• RawEditor.downsampleDistance keeps the final point even on short hops or duplicate timestamps, preserving distance/duration and channel alignment.
• RawEditor.markLapsByDistance recovers from non-monotonic distance channels (e.g. pause resets) to keep splits accurate.
• RawEditor.smoothHR respects even-numbered windows instead of averaging an extra sample.
• Format detection inspects only a small prefix and honors payload caps.
• Exports with normalize: false auto-sort/dedup when needed; recomputeDistanceAndSpeed also self-sorts to avoid invalid speed/distance.
• RawEditor.sortAndDedup clones lists before sorting to keep prior RawActivity instances immutable.
• Malformed GPX/TCX and invalid FIT binaries now return structured ParseDiagnostic errors instead of raw exceptions.
• Stream parsing (parseStream, convertAndExportStream, runPipeline with streams) returns diagnostics for malformed/oversized payloads instead of throwing.
• CLI convert honors explicit --encoding, reads GPX/TCX as bytes to avoid Latin-1 corruption, and exits non-zero on parser errors.
• ActivityFiles.runPipeline no longer runs validation twice when runValidation is enabled.
• RawActivity.copyWith keeps collections immutable, recognizes canonical inputs to avoid clones, and reuses cached distances.
• RawTransforms.resample sorts points before resampling to avoid RangeErrors and keep start/end ordering.
• ActivityFiles.convert enforces the export ordering guard when normalize is false; detectFormat no longer probes filesystem paths unless allowed.

0.3.2

Fixed

• wrong version in pubspec.yaml

0.3.1

Fixed

• ActivityFiles.load/convert now honor the encoding parameter for GPX/TCX byte payloads (without BOMs), so Latin-1 and other single-byte exports no longer throw FormatException.
• ActivityParser.parseBytes exposes an encoding argument for callers that read non-UTF-8 text files directly into byte buffers.

0.3.0

Added

• ActivityFiles.export produces encoded payloads with optional validation, normalization, and aggregated diagnostics in a single helper.
• ActivityFiles.convertAndExport exposes the same workflow directly from raw sources, including optional validation.
• ActivityFiles.exportAsync and convertAndExportStream mirror the export workflow off the UI thread and for streamed payloads.
• ActivityExportRequest and ActivityFiles.runPipeline let callers describe parse → normalize → export pipelines with consistent isolate controls.
• Diagnostic summary getters (warningCount, hasErrors, diagnosticsSummary, etc.) are now available on load, conversion, and export results to simplify UI surfacing.
• ActivityProcessingStats and NormalizationStats capture normalization and validation metrics alongside export diagnostics.
• Facade convenience wrappers expose common transforms (sortAndDedup, trimInvalid, smoothHeartRate, crop), structural validation, and channel snapshots.
• RawActivity and RawActivityBuilder gained device metadata and namespace aware GPX extension support, enabling richer encoder output without custom glue.
• DiagnosticsFormatter provides reusable helpers for summarising ParseDiagnostic collections across logs and UI surfaces.
• Stream-aware builder/export helpers (builderFromStreams, convertAndExport with location/channels) accept timestamp/value tuples so backends can export without manual model translation.
• ActivityFiles.registerSportMapper supplies pluggable sport inference and ships string/ID heuristics for common wearable categories.
• GPX encoders honour builder-supplied metadata/track names and expose helper factories (gpxActivityLabelNode, gpxDeviceSummaryNode) for custom extensions with automatic namespace registration.

Changed

• GPX encoder now emits device metadata and custom extensions, automatically declaring any additional namespaces used.
• TCX encoder/parser preserve device metadata and custom extensions, and FIT files now round-trip device metadata, including explicit manufacturer/product identifiers supplied via ActivityDeviceMetadata.
• ActivityFiles.convert and convertAndExport now accept exportInIsolate, bringing isolate offloading parity while ensuring FIT byte caches refresh when the encoded payload changes.

Fixed

• RawEditor.markLapsByDistance now reports per-split distances correctly and always emits a trailing partial lap when applicable, ensuring summary totals stay accurate.
• RawEditor.downsampleTime keeps the final point in the activity and performs sample matching without quadratic scans, avoiding data loss on closely spaced tracks.
• Channel deduplication retains the most recent sample when multiple readings share the same timestamp instead of discarding later values.
• ActivityFiles.channelSnapshot now uses binary search when resolving channel samples, reducing lookup cost from O(n) to O(log n) for large time-series streams.

0.2.0

Added

• Asynchronous parsing surface: ActivityParser.parseAsync, parseBytesAsync, and parseStream optionally offload work to isolates for smoother UIs and streaming IO.
• ActivityFiles facade providing ergonomic load, convert, and edit helpers tailored for app integrations.
• RawActivityBuilder for incremental creation of activities.
• Asset-backed integration tests cover ActivityFiles.load, detectFormat, and conversion flows with real GPX/TCX/FIT fixtures.

Changed

• GPX, TCX, and FIT parsers emit structured diagnostics instead of raw strings.
• Converter, CLI, documentation, examples, and tests now surface diagnostics in output flows.
• README/example now highlight the high-level facade and builder workflows.
• Added facade-focused regression tests covering format detection and builder seeding.

Deprecated

• ActivityParseResult.warnings remains available but now forwards to the new structured diagnostics; it is marked deprecated to encourage migration.
• ActivityConverter.convert still accepts the warnings parameter, which is deprecated in favor of the richer diagnostics sink.

0.1.2

Fixed

• pub.dev score fix.

0.1.1

Fixed

• Fix README.

0.1.0

Added

• Handle FIT compressed timestamp headers and ensure unknown message types advance the reader instead of hanging.
• Add ActivityParser.parseBytes, broaden ActivityConverter.convert input support, and let the CLI operate on raw FIT binaries without manual base64.
• Document the new FIT workflow and add regression coverage for compressed headers.

0.0.2

Added

• Add example/main.dart illustrating a minimal GPX round-trip.

Changed

• Upgrade dependencies and SDK.

0.0.1

Added

• Initial release of activity_files with GPX/TCX parsing, editing, validation, and encoding utilities plus a conversion/validation CLI scaffold.