package fit
A parser for Garmin FIT data files
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Source file fit.ml
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(* Christian Lindig <lindig@gmail.com> *) open Angstrom let defer finally = Fun.protect ~finally (** redefine & as bitwise operation, && is still logical and *) let ( & ) = Int.logand let ( >> ) = Int.shift_right let fail fmt = Printf.kprintf (fun msg -> fail msg) fmt let failwith fmt = Printf.kprintf (fun msg -> failwith msg) fmt type arch = BE (** Big Endian *) | LE (** Little Endian *) module Dict = Map.Make (Int) module Type = struct (** A FIT file holds records of values. Each value has a type and a record is defined by the type of each value. This structure is defined in the FIT file itself. This module captures this type structure. *) (** An integer can be signed or unsigned *) type sign = Signed | Unsigned (** An invalid integer value is either denoted as zero (ZZ) or FF, depending on its type *) type invalid = ZZ | FF (** base types - a value has one of these types *) type base = | Enum | Bytes | String | Int of sign * int * invalid | Float of int (** either 32 or 64 bits *) type field = { slot : int (** position within record - defines purpose *) ; size : int (** in bytes *) ; ty : base (** representation *) } (** A record is composed of fields. A field has a size and type. The slot is a number that defines its purpose, like heart rate, and this meaning is assigned in the protocol and not in the binary stream itself *) type record = { msg : int ; arch : arch ; fields : field list ; dev_fields : int (** total size in bytes of dev fields *) } (** A record is comprised of fields; the overall purpose of the record is captured by the msg number; the binary format of data in the fields respects the arch architecture. [dev_fields] are additional fields which we don't decode but just skip over *) let sum = List.fold_left ( + ) 0 let size { size; _ } = size let total fs = fs |> List.map size |> sum let json { msg; arch; fields; dev_fields } = let t = function | Enum -> `String "enum" | Bytes -> `String "bytes" | String -> `String "string" | Int (Signed, bits, _) -> `String (Printf.sprintf "int%d" bits) | Int (Unsigned, bits, _) -> `String (Printf.sprintf "uint%d" bits) | Float bits -> `String (Printf.sprintf "float%d" bits) in let f { slot; size; ty } = `O [ ("slot", `Float (float_of_int slot)) ; ("size", `Float (float_of_int size)) ; ("type", t ty) ] in `O [ ("msg", `Float (float_of_int msg)) ; ("arch", `String (match arch with LE -> "LE" | BE -> "BE")) ; ("fields", `A (List.map f fields)) ; ("dev_fields", `Float (float_of_int dev_fields)) ; ("size", `Float (total fields + dev_fields |> float_of_int)) ] (** parse a [field] definition from a FIT file *) let field = let* slot = any_uint8 in let* size = any_uint8 in let* ty' = any_uint8 in let ty = match ty' & 0b1111 with | 0 -> Enum | 1 -> Int (Signed, 8, FF) | 2 -> Int (Unsigned, 8, FF) | 3 -> Int (Signed, 16, FF) | 4 -> Int (Unsigned, 16, FF) | 5 -> Int (Signed, 32, FF) | 6 -> Int (Unsigned, 32, FF) | 7 -> String | 8 -> Float 32 | 9 -> Float 64 | 10 -> Int (Unsigned, 8, ZZ) | 11 -> Int (Unsigned, 16, ZZ) | 12 -> Int (Unsigned, 32, ZZ) | 13 -> Bytes | _ -> failwith "unknown field base type (%s)" __LOC__ in return { slot; size; ty } (** parse a [record] definition. We know ahead of time if the record defintion may contain development field definitions, which we then have to read as well *) let record ~dev = let* arch = int8 0 *> any_int8 >>= function | 0 -> return LE | 1 -> return BE | n -> fail "expected 0 or 1 in byte for endianness, found %d" n in let* msg = match arch with LE -> LE.any_uint16 | BE -> BE.any_uint16 in let* n = any_int8 in let* fields = count n field in let dev_fields = if dev then let* n = any_int8 in let* dev_fields = count n field in return dev_fields else return [] in let* dev_fields = dev_fields in return { msg; arch; fields; dev_fields = total dev_fields } end type header = { protocol : int; profile : int; length : int } (** A [value] represents a datum read from a FIT file. *) type value = | Enum of int | String of string | Int of int | Float of float | Unknown type record = { msg : int; fields : (int * value) list } (** A [record] is a record of values read from a FIT file. Each value is in a slot, which is reported as [int] value. Slots are not consecutive and are part of the FIT protocol. *) type t = { header : header; records : record list } (** [t] represents the contents of a FIT file *) (** [base] reads the next value of type [ty] from the stream and returns it as a [value]. The type [ty] is known because the caller knows the from the record definition the types of all value. Furthermore, the current endianness [arch] is known as well *) let base arch ty = let ff = -1 in let float = function | x when Float.is_nan x -> return Unknown | x when x = Float.infinity -> return Unknown | x when x = Float.neg_infinity -> return Unknown | x -> return (Float x) in let int ukn x = return (if x = ukn then Unknown else Int x) in let uint8 unk x = let x = x land 0xff in return (if x = unk then Unknown else Int x) in let uint16 unk x = let x = x land 0xffff in return (if x = unk then Unknown else Int x) in let int32 ukn x = let x = Int32.to_int x in return (if x = ukn then Unknown else Int x) in let uint32 unk x = let x = Int32.to_int x land 0xffff_ffff in return (if x = unk then Unknown else Int x) in let value = match (arch, ty.Type.ty) with | __, Type.Bytes -> take ty.Type.size >>= fun x -> return (String x) | __, Type.String -> take ty.Type.size >>= fun x -> return (String x) | __, Type.Enum -> any_uint8 >>= fun x -> return (Enum x) | __, Type.Int (Signed, 8, FF) -> any_int8 >>= int ff | BE, Type.Int (Signed, 16, FF) -> BE.any_int16 >>= int ff | LE, Type.Int (Signed, 16, FF) -> LE.any_int16 >>= int ff | BE, Type.Int (Signed, 32, FF) -> BE.any_int32 >>= int32 ff | LE, Type.Int (Signed, 32, FF) -> LE.any_int32 >>= int32 ff | __, Type.Int (Unsigned, 8, ZZ) -> any_uint8 >>= uint8 0 | LE, Type.Int (Unsigned, 16, ZZ) -> LE.any_uint16 >>= uint16 0 | BE, Type.Int (Unsigned, 16, ZZ) -> BE.any_uint16 >>= uint16 0 | LE, Type.Int (Unsigned, 32, ZZ) -> LE.any_int32 >>= uint32 0 | BE, Type.Int (Unsigned, 32, ZZ) -> BE.any_int32 >>= uint32 0 | __, Type.Int (Unsigned, 8, FF) -> any_uint8 >>= uint8 0xff | LE, Type.Int (Unsigned, 16, FF) -> LE.any_uint16 >>= uint16 0xffff | BE, Type.Int (Unsigned, 16, FF) -> BE.any_uint16 >>= uint16 0xffff | LE, Type.Int (Unsigned, 32, FF) -> LE.any_int32 >>= uint32 0xffff_ffff | BE, Type.Int (Unsigned, 32, FF) -> BE.any_int32 >>= uint32 0xffff_ffff | BE, Type.Float 32 -> BE.any_float >>= float | LE, Type.Float 32 -> LE.any_float >>= float | BE, Type.Float 64 -> BE.any_double >>= float | LE, Type.Float 64 -> LE.any_double >>= float | __, _ -> advance ty.Type.size *> return Unknown in let* before = pos in let* v = value in let* after = pos in let size = after - before in if size < ty.Type.size then (* This works around inconsistent files where the actual size does not match the expected size *) advance (ty.Type.size - size) >>= fun _ -> return v else return v (** read a record (of type [ty]) of values. Each value in the record is read by [loop] which loops over the types of values we expect to find. Each record field is read by [base]. *) let record arch ty = let rec loop vs = function | [] -> return { msg = ty.Type.msg; fields = List.rev vs } | t :: ts -> base arch t >>= fun v -> loop ((t.Type.slot, v) :: vs) ts in loop [] ty.Type.fields >>= fun result -> (* skip over developer fields *) advance ty.Type.dev_fields *> return result module File = struct let _dump dict = Dict.bindings dict |> List.rev_map (fun (k, v) -> (string_of_int k, Type.json v)) |> fun x -> `O x let header = any_int8 >>= function | (12 | 14) as size -> any_int8 >>= fun protocol -> LE.any_int16 >>= fun profile -> LE.any_int32 >>= fun length -> string ".FIT" *> (if size = 14 then advance 2 (* skip CRC *) else advance 0) *> return { protocol; profile; length = Int32.to_int length } | n -> fail "found unexpected header of size %d" n let block (dict, rs) = pos >>= fun p -> any_int8 >>= fun byte -> let key = byte & 0b0000_1111 in let tag = byte & 0b1111_0000 in match tag with | 0b0100_0000 -> (* Printf.eprintf "%06x tag=0x%x key=%d\n" p tag key; *) (* This is a block that defines a type - add it to the dict *) Type.record ~dev:false >>= fun d -> return (Dict.add key d dict, rs) | 0b0110_0000 -> (* Printf.eprintf "%06x tag=0x%x key=%d\n" p tag key; *) (* This is a block that defines a type - add it to the dict *) Type.record ~dev:true >>= fun d -> return (Dict.add key d dict, rs) | 0b0000_0000 -> ( (* Printf.eprintf "%06x tag=0x%x key=%d\n" p tag key; *) (* This is a block holding values. Its shape is defined by the type it refers to and which we must have read earlier and should find in the dictionary *) match Dict.find_opt key dict with | Some ty -> let arch = ty.arch in record arch ty >>= fun r -> return (dict, r :: rs) | None -> pos >>= fun p -> fail "corrupted file? No type for key=%d offset=%d at %s" key p __LOC__) | _ when (tag & 0b1000_0000) <> 0 -> ( (* Printf.eprintf "%06x tag=0x%x key=%d\n" p tag key; *) (* this is a compressed header for a value block that includes a timestamp. We ignore the timestamp and only read the other fields. *) let key = (tag & 0b0110_0000) >> 5 in match Dict.find_opt key dict with | Some ty -> let arch = ty.arch in record arch ty >>= fun r -> return (dict, r :: rs) | None -> pos >>= fun p -> fail "corrupted file? No type for key=%d offset=%d at %s" key p __LOC__) | n -> (* Printf.eprintf "%06x tag=0x%x key=%d\n" p tag key; *) (* _dump dict; *) fail "unexpected block with tag 0x%x at offset %d" n p let rec blocks xx finish = pos >>= fun p -> if p >= finish then return xx else block xx >>= fun xx -> blocks xx finish let read = let xx = (Dict.empty, []) in header >>= fun header -> pos >>= fun offset -> blocks xx (header.length + offset) >>= fun (_, records) -> return { header; records } end module MSG = struct (** Limited support for decoding records; the most common record is 20 "record". *) let add map (k, v) = Dict.add k v map let msgs = [ (0, "file_id") ; (1, "capabilities") ; (2, "device_settings") ; (3, "user_profile") ; (4, "hrm_profile") ; (5, "sdm_profile") ; (6, "bike_profile") ; (7, "zones_target") ; (8, "hr_zone") ; (9, "power_zone") ; (10, "met_zone") ; (12, "sport") ; (15, "goal") ; (18, "session") ; (19, "lap") ; (20, "record") ; (21, "event") ; (23, "device_info") ; (26, "workout") ; (27, "workout_step") ; (30, "weight_scale") ; (31, "course") ; (32, "course_point") ; (33, "totals") ; (34, "activity") ; (35, "software") ; (37, "file_capabilities") ; (38, "mesg_capabilities") ; (39, "field_capabilities") ; (49, "file_creator") ; (51, "blood_pressure") ] |> List.fold_left add Dict.empty let lookup key = match Dict.find_opt key msgs with | Some name -> name | None -> string_of_int key end module Decode = struct (* Values are scaled and need to be decoded. The scaling is depends on the record and slot of a value and what scaling is used by what slot is defined in the protocol and can't be deduced from the FIT file alone *) let timestamp v = let offset = 631065600.0 in match v with | Int n -> Int.to_float n +. offset | _ -> failwith "unexpected value (%s)" __LOC__ let scale scale offset v = let scale = Float.of_int scale in let offset = Float.of_int offset in match v with | Int x -> (Float.of_int x /. scale) -. offset | Float x -> (x /. scale) -. offset | _ -> failwith "unexpected value (%s)" __LOC__ let latlon = function | Int x -> Int.to_float x *. 180.0 /. 2147483648.0 | _ -> failwith "unexpected value (%s)" __LOC__ end module JSON = struct let timestamp v = let offset = 631065600.0 in match v with | Int n -> `String (Int.to_float n +. offset |> ISO8601.Permissive.string_of_datetime) | _ -> `Null let scale scale offset v = try `Float (Decode.scale scale offset v) with _ -> `Null let latlon v = try `Float (Decode.latlon v) with _ -> `Null (* For the most common record "20", here is the meaning of slots and how to decode the associated value *) let value msg pos v = match (msg, pos, v) with | 20, 0, v -> ("latitude", latlon v) | 20, 1, v -> ("longitude", latlon v) | 20, 2, v -> ("altitude", scale 5 500 v) | 20, 3, v -> ("heartrate", scale 1 0 v) | 20, 4, v -> ("cadence", scale 1 0 v) | 20, 5, v -> ("distance", scale 100 0 v) | 20, 6, v -> ("speed", scale 1000 0 v) | 20, 73, v -> ("enhanced_speed", scale 1000 0 v) | 20, 13, v -> ("temperature", scale 1 0 v) | 20, 12, v -> ("cycle_length", scale 100 0 v) | 20, 19, v -> ("total_cycles", scale 1 0 v) | _, 253, v -> ("timestamp", timestamp v) | _, _, Enum n -> (string_of_int pos, `Float (Float.of_int n)) | _, _, String s -> (string_of_int pos, `String s) | _, _, Int i -> (string_of_int pos, `Float (Float.of_int i)) | _, _, Float f when Float.is_nan f -> (string_of_int pos, `Null) | _, _, Float f -> (string_of_int pos, `Float f) | _, _, Unknown -> (string_of_int pos, `Null) let field msg (pos, v) = value msg pos v let record r = `O (("msg", `String (MSG.lookup r.msg)) :: List.map (field r.msg) r.fields) end module Record = struct (** The messages with tag 20 (called "record") are at the heart of all FIT files as they contain the measurements. These records may contain different values and their presence cannot be expected. This module provides a representation for such records but covers only the most common values and is not comprehensive *) type t = { latitude : float option ; longitude : float option ; timestamp : float option ; altitude : float option ; heartrate : float option ; cadence : float option ; speed : float option ; distance : float option ; temperature : float option } (** if decoding fails, we record the field as not present *) let get slot fields decoder = List.assoc_opt slot fields |> function | Some x -> ( try Some (decoder x) with _ -> None) | None -> None let record = function | { msg = 20; fields } -> ( try Some { latitude = get 0 fields Decode.latlon ; longitude = get 1 fields Decode.latlon ; timestamp = get 253 fields Decode.timestamp ; altitude = get 2 fields (Decode.scale 5 500) ; heartrate = get 3 fields (Decode.scale 1 0) ; cadence = get 4 fields (Decode.scale 1 0) ; distance = get 5 fields (Decode.scale 100 0) ; temperature = get 13 fields (Decode.scale 1 0) ; speed = get 6 fields (Decode.scale 1000 0) } with _ -> None) | _ -> None end let to_json fit = `A (List.rev_map JSON.record fit.records) let records fit = List.fold_left (fun xs r -> match Record.record r with Some x -> x :: xs | None -> xs) [] fit.records (** parse a string as a FIT file *) let parse str = let consume = Consume.Prefix in parse_string ~consume File.read str let read_file max_size path = let ic = open_in path in defer (fun () -> close_in ic) @@ fun () -> let size = in_channel_length ic in if size > max_size then failwith "input file %s exceeds maximum size" path else really_input_string ic size let read ?(max_size = 100 * 1024) path = try read_file max_size path |> parse with e -> Error (Printf.sprintf "Can't process %s: %s" path (Printexc.to_string e))
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