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Parses history location from https://takeout.google.com/ (useful to check where you have been in the last few years)
import json
from datetime import datetime
import reverse_geocoder as rg
location_history = None
json_filename = 'timeline_history/Location History/Location History.json'
print('Loading: %s' % json_filename)
with open(json_filename, 'r') as f:
location_history = json.load(f)
location = location_history["locations"]
total_locations = len(location)
print('Parsing Locations(%s)' % f'{total_locations:,}')
# {'timestampMs': '1367498078066', 'latitudeE7': 515236996, 'longitudeE7': -826260, 'accuracy': 39}
def parse_location_object(location_obj):
# print(location_obj)
latitudeE7 = location_obj['latitudeE7']
longitudeE7 = location_obj['longitudeE7']
lat = int(latitudeE7) / (10**7)
lng = int(longitudeE7) / (10**7)
# print('%s\tlat: %f\tlng: %f' % (datetime_str, lat, lng))
return (lat, lng)
# location_value = rg.search(((lat, lng)))
# print(location_value)
#date_str, geo_coord = parse_location_object(location[0])
#print(date_str, geo_coord)
#date_str, geo_coord = parse_location_object(location[-1])
#print(date_str, geo_coord)
print('ETL of coordinates and dates')
geo_coords = []
for loc in location:
coordinates = parse_location_object(loc)
geo_coords.append(coordinates)
print('GeoReverse coordinates')
location_value = rg.search(geo_coords)
print('Generate list with days and countries')
results = []
previous_cc = None
for i in range(len(location_value)):
if(previous_cc != location_value[i]['cc']):
loc = location[i]
timestampMs = int(loc['timestampMs'])
date_obj = datetime.fromtimestamp(int(timestampMs / 1000))
cc = location_value[i]['cc']
previous_cc = cc
if(len(results) > 0):
days = (date_obj - results[-1][2]).days
results[-1][1] = days
results.append([timestampMs, -1, date_obj, cc])
# filter place with 0 days spent
results = list(filter(lambda v: v[1] != 0, results))
# join adjacent same country rows
tmp_results = []
for r in results:
if(len(tmp_results) > 0 and r[3] == tmp_results[-1][3]):
tmp_results[-1][1] = tmp_results[-1][1] + r[1]
else:
tmp_results.append(r)
for v in tmp_results:
print('%d\t%d\t%s\t%s' % tuple(v))
'''
print('Print dates and country code')
previous_cc = None
for i in range(len(location_value)):
if(previous_cc != location_value[i]['cc']):
loc = location[i]
timestampMs = loc['timestampMs']
date_str = datetime.fromtimestamp(int(int(timestampMs) / 1000))
cc = location_value[i]['cc']
admin1 = location_value[i]['admin1']
admin2 = location_value[i]['admin2']
name = location_value[i]['name']
print('%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s' % (timestampMs, date_str, cc, admin1, admin2, name))
previous_cc = cc
'''
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