I thought mapping using htmx would have been more difficult than it was, but it was dead easy. As such, Tanzawa Exercise can now display the route of your activity. An example from a run this past summer.
Just in time for the new years resolutions (and the last possible moment for me to hit one of my own 2022 goals), Tanzawa integrates with Strava via a new Exercise plugin. This initial release is the absolute minimal viable integration.
This is what the admin screen looks like: It works like you'd imagine: click the Import from Strava button to import your latest activities. While it's storing the mapping data, it's not displaying them yet.
There's also a public page that's added to display some stats of your running. It looks like this:
Again, quite minimal. I even wrote some documentation for how to enable and set it up.
Both of these pages will be evolving a lot over the coming weeks as I now have a foundation in Tanzawa for working with Strava data in place. On the admin site, I'm planning to add mapping and more detailed information. On the public side, I'm planning more statistics and comparisons, including some fun ones that'll help us track really big goals.
If there's anything you think is a must have or some fun ideas that one could do with the data, I'd love to hear them!
Since I've started running almost everyday it a) (oddly) seems more sustainable and b) puts me within spitting distance of hitting my 100 runs for the year.
It's been a month since I've done any "proper" rides and even longer since I've run. But I like the idea of becoming one of those people that runs everyday rain or shine. I think the "secret" isn't motivation, because motivation comes and goes, but rather building a routine. Running x times per week means you can adjust to a different day and then miss it. Daily might be a better way to build the habit.
