To help other people, the format of the recording.log file is a standard JSON format. Each event is separated by a new line character in the file. For example, my file, using just a constant GPS location event, is as follows:
recording.log:
{"altitude": 240, "latitude": 41.9973, "longitude": 21.428, "speed": 100, "track": 270, "timestamp": "2015-11-13T12:57:24.000Z"}
{"altitude": 240, "latitude": 41.9973, "longitude": 21.428, "speed": 100, "track": 270, "timestamp": "2015-11-13T12:57:24.000Z"}
{"altitude": 240, "latitude": 41.9973, "longitude": 21.428, "speed": 100, "track": 270, "timestamp": "2015-11-13T12:57:24.000Z"}
{"altitude": 240, "latitude": 41.9973, "longitude": 21.428, "speed": 100, "track": 270, "timestamp": "2015-11-13T12:57:24.000Z"}
{"altitude": 240, "latitude": 41.9973, "longitude": 21.428, "speed": 100, "track": 270, "timestamp": "2015-11-13T12:57:24.000Z"}
... etc
latitude + longitude + altitude + track are parsed as doubles in agl-service-gps, timestamp as a string.
To get the replay option in agl-service-gps to work, you must create this file as /var/scope-platform/agl-service-gps/recording.log and give it the following permissions:
chsmack -a _ /var/scope-platform/agl-service-gps/recording.log
Cheers,
Vele
... etc
latitude + longitude + altitude + track are parsed as doubles in agl-service-gps, timestamp as a string.
To get the replay option in agl-service-gps to work, you must create this file as /var/scope-platform/agl-service-gps/recording.log and give it the following permissions:
chsmack -a _ /var/scope-platform/agl-service-gps/recording.log
Cheers,
Vele
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