Export pulse ox data timeline

I feel like this is the kind of thing that would work a lot better as a python script for bulk downloading, but I'm not sure if there would be any interest.

Thanks, works a treat! (The pastebin link has the extra ')' which needs to be stripped - for those who also attempt).

In Chrome the pop-up doesn't seem to allow select/copy and it truncates after only a few lines. To get this, as you said, use the Dev Tools Console, though it will need to be expanded before copying.  

Eventually I'd like to format the spO2 data in a way that can be mapped up against my nightly CPAP data, that's the push behind all this (and a large reason I went shopping for this Garmin in the first place). 

Out of curiousity, how would I have been able to make this work once? Seems strange. 

Thanks, fixed the link. I found that it works once as well. Probably if you visit the sleep page it makes an initial successful request, and if you manually make an additional request to the API soon after, the "authorization" from the initial request is cached for some period of time or something.

Ofc it's a little silly since all you have to do is add that one header. I guess it prevents casual attempts to replay the request.

If you want to avoid using of any scripts, or entering your password anywhere, then you can also simply use DevTools in your browser:

1. Open DevTools (Ctrl+Shift+i or F12), referably on another monitor or seaprate window, because if kept docked, the DevTools panel is a bit too small
2. Activate the Network tab in DevTools, and enable the filter XHR
3. On the main browser window go to the Sleep page of the day that interests you
4. Click the line starting with your User ID (there may be two of them, so try both, and in the Preview you'll get the data (in the Response tab you can copy it and paste it into the JSON/CSV converter mentioned earlier in this thread).

Good point, but you don't have to enter your password for the script solution (as it only works when you're authorized anyway), you only have to enter your username (unless I can figure out a way to retrieve that programmatically).

The js script I posted essentially automates what you just posted, and the code is transparent and simple enough that anyone can audit that it doesn't do anything malicious.

(Besides, due to cross-site scripting security policies, this script has a limited ability to do bad things (like exfiltrate your private data), especially since it's not asking for your password.)

I personally prefer bookmarklets (even though they're a pain to install), because they're a 1-click solution most of the time, without all the overhead and insecurity of extensions.

The script has been updated so entering your username is no longer necessary. Thanks BunBun!!

I struggled to copy/save the raw data from the 'Preview', I did not realize it could be found in the 'Response' tab. Thanks!

David said:

I struggled to copy/save the raw data from the 'Preview', I did not realize it could be found in the 'Response' tab. Thanks!

I've updated the script to display a modal with the full response, and a button to copy the response to the clipboard. (See pastebin link in previous post)

I also updated it so the default date is today, not yesterday.

Hi, I'm not as expert as this conversation is, but I've managed to copy the sleep data to a clipboard by following your instructions.  Can you please explain how I get the data into a better/readable format? Many thanks!