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A simple and easy GPX viewer for macOS.

License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Swift 97.67% HTML 2.33%

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avenue-gpx-viewer's Introduction

A simple GPS exchange format viewer for macOS.

Avenue is a GPX file viewer that aims to allow quick and easy access to the data in a GPX file.

Requires macOS 10.12 Sierra and above.

For easier management, future updates will be distributed on the Mac App Store. You can still build your own copy using Xcode, if you wish.

Avenue is based on some codes over at iOS-Open-GPX-Tracker. This application was developed by the contributor of the project (me), initally as a personal use app, eventually it is developed to being more complete, and that it can be expected to be improved on as time goes by.

Features

Shows GPX file contents on Apple Maps (Waypoint and Track point support)
Display of total distance of the tracks
Dark mode support
Minimap for easier locating in complicated tracks (can be disabled)
Auto restore of previous settings when reopened (like chosen map source, etc)
Support for third-party map sources
- Open Street Map
- Carto DB (with Retina Support)
- OpenTopoMap
- Wikimedia Foundation (with Retina Support)

Upcoming features

Display of total tracked time
Documentation

Contributing

Contributions to this project will be more than welcomed. Feel free to add a pull request or open an issue. If you require a feature that has yet to be available, do open an issue, describing why and what the feature could bring and how it would help you!

Please do note that by contributing, you are providing me (Vincent Neo) the rights to include and distribute those changes on the binary app published on the App Store (which is released under Apple's Standard License Agreement).

Like the project? Check out these too!

iOS-Open-GPX-Tracker, an awesome open-sourced GPS tracker for iOS and watchOS.
LocaleComplete, a small library to make Locale identifier hunting more easy and straightforward.
CoreGPX, a library for parsing and creation of GPX files.

License

Avenue GPX Viewer for macOS.

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

Please note that this source code was released under the GPL license. So any change on the code shall be made publicly available and distributed under the GPL license (this does not apply to the swift packages included in the project which have their own license).

Dependency

CoreGPX, used for parsing and handling of GPX files.
MapCache, awesome third-party map caching library.
Iconizer, for the draggable file icon on toolbar, for v1.4.x and above.

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avenue-gpx-viewer's Issues

Support for Nautical Miles in units

I'm loving this app but my primary use case is tracking sailing races. Adding support for Nautical Miles would be fantastic, especially in quick look.

Xcode-Compatible GPX Not Loaded

I think this is a duplicate of #9, but since I don't know how to re-open an issue...

I have an Xcode-compatible GPX modified from template:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<gpx version="1.1" creator="Xcode">
    
    <wpt lat="31.17122146982024" lon="121.0126880692052">
        <name>Minhang Dist., SH, China</name>
    </wpt>
    
</gpx>

This should puts me somewhere in Shanghai, China. But Avenue shows the middle of Atlantic Ocean instead. Took me a while to realize this looks like (0, 0) the other issue was talking about.

If I had to guess, it's because the Xcode example uses Waypoints (<wpt>) and you're reading Track Segments/Points (<trkseg>/<trkpt>).

I don't mind if there's an output that Avenue doesn't read. There's thousands of GPS handheld devices out there, and there's got to be some weird or legit format that's not supported. But you really SHOULD NOT fail silently or even show fallback results without explicit warning. Say something went wrong, please.

Feature suggestion: network proxy

Is it possible that an network proxy (socks5) is inregerated by Avenue? With out proxy, it is hardly to open OpenStreetMap in mainland China.

Feature request - some way to know which direction the route goes

Hi, I live Avenue, but recently I used it to open gpx trails for a race, and I wasn't sure where is the start and the end.

I have a few ideas how to solve this:

a green flag icon at the start, and finish line checkered flag at the end
an option to show directional arrows on the line
a mouse tooltip when hovering the line, showing distance from start - I could then mouse over the track to see where is the strat and the finish
a slight gradient between start and the end (so eg. start could be darker?)

Would one of these work?

.gpx file icon is either blank or is generic text file icon

Reported via email.

OS: macOS High Sierra.

Quick look targets does not support routes yet.

Feature suggestion… altitude profile

Hi, any possibility of having the altitude profile of a track visible along the bottom of the window? A few other apps do this, but they don't use OpenStreetMaps, which I like! This would be much appreciated. P.

Avenue doesn't render GPX files that plot a "route" (instead of a "track")

Quite a lot of websites offer downloads of GPX files that plot so-called "routes" using the <rte> XML type:

<rte/> represents a route - an ordered list of waypoints representing a series of turn points leading to a destination

... instead of plotting so-called "tracks" using the <trk> XML type:

<trk/> represents a track - an ordered list of points describing a path

However, Avenue doesn't correctly render "routes" in GPX files. 😢

Opening the attached littlemill_rte.gpx file in Avenue results in:

After converting the "route" (<rte>) into a "track" (<trk> with a nested <trkseg>) opening the attached littlemill_trk.gpx file results in:

Considering how similar the two types of GPX files are, is there a specific reason Avenue can't render "routes" like it does "tracks"?

All online GPX viewers I've tested correctly render both littlemill_rte.gpx as well as littlemill_trk.gpx but that kinda defeats the purpose of installing Avenue for offline viewing of GPX files! 😅

original file: `littlemill_rte.gpx`

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<gpx xmlns="http://www.topografix.com/GPX/1/1" version="1.1" creator="Walkhighlands">
  <metadata>
    <desc>GPX file from Walkhighlands; file is copyright Walkhighlands and must not be publicly shared on other websites. Do not remove this notice.</desc>
    <copyright author="Walkhighlands">
      <year>2019</year>
    </copyright>
  </metadata>
  <rte><name>Inverarnie Esker Trail, Littlemill, near Daviot</name>
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      <ele>173.413808047518</ele>
      <name>WPT 001</name>
    </rtept>
    <rtept lat="57.4007407481676" lon="-4.16350309053043">
      <ele>178.26810294676</ele>
      <name>WPT 002</name>
    </rtept>
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      <ele>180.987077073055</ele>
      <name>WPT 003</name>
    </rtept>
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      <ele>190.445050899754</ele>
      <name>WPT 004</name>
    </rtept>
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      <ele>190.777515937182</ele>
      <name>WPT 005</name>
    </rtept>
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      <ele>187.315331188634</ele>
      <name>WPT 006</name>
    </rtept>
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      <name>WPT 007</name>
    </rtept>
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      <name>WPT 008</name>
    </rtept>
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      <ele>188.232048828119</ele>
      <name>WPT 009</name>
    </rtept>
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      <name>WPT 010</name>
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      <name>WPT 011</name>
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      <name>WPT 012</name>
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      <name>WPT 013</name>
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      <name>WPT 014</name>
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      <name>WPT 017</name>
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      <name>WPT 019</name>
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      <name>WPT 020</name>
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      <name>WPT 022</name>
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      <name>WPT 023</name>
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      <name>WPT 024</name>
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      <ele>207.989658333141</ele>
      <name>WPT 025</name>
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      <name>WPT 026</name>
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      <ele>208.565054441251</ele>
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      <name>WPT 028</name>
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      <name>WPT 029</name>
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      <ele>210</ele>
      <name>WPT 030</name>
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      <ele>210</ele>
      <name>WPT 031</name>
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      <name>WPT 032</name>
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      <name>WPT 033</name>
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      <name>WPT 045 - WPT 046</name>
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      <name>WPT 045 - WPT 046 - WPT 045 - WPT 046 - WPT 046</name>
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  </rte>
</gpx>

converted file: `littlemill_trk.gpx`

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<gpx xmlns="http://www.topografix.com/GPX/1/1" version="1.1" creator="Walkhighlands">
  <metadata>
    <desc>GPX file from Walkhighlands; file is copyright Walkhighlands and must not be publicly shared on other websites. Do not remove this notice.</desc>
    <copyright author="Walkhighlands">
      <year>2019</year>
    </copyright>
  </metadata>
  <trk><name>Inverarnie Esker Trail, Littlemill, near Daviot</name><trkseg>
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      <ele>173.413808047518</ele>
      <name>WPT 001</name>
    </trkpt>
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      <ele>178.26810294676</ele>
      <name>WPT 002</name>
    </trkpt>
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      <ele>180.987077073055</ele>
      <name>WPT 003</name>
    </trkpt>
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      <name>WPT 004</name>
    </trkpt>
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      <name>WPT 005</name>
    </trkpt>
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      <ele>209.694949827358</ele>
      <name>WPT 042</name>
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      <ele>210</ele>
      <name>WPT 043</name>
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      <name>WPT 045</name>
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      <ele>204.088992711382</ele>
      <name>WPT 045 - WPT 046</name>
    </trkpt>
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      <ele>205.745622499593</ele>
      <name>WPT 045 - WPT 046 - WPT 045 - WPT 046 - WPT 046</name>
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      <ele>196.684857483234</ele>
      <name>WPT 045 - WPT 046 - WPT 046</name>
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      <name>WPT 046</name>
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      <name>WPT 047</name>
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      <name>WPT 049</name>
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      <name>WPT 050</name>
    </trkpt>
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      <name>WPT 051</name>
    </trkpt>
    <trkpt lat="57.4007407481676" lon="-4.16350309053043">
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      <name>WPT 052</name>
    </trkpt>
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</gpx>

Right toolbar distance | duration label does not scale properly for macOS High Sierra

Reported via email.

OS: macOS High Sierra.
Should be specific to High Sierra (or older) only.

Crash when opening big gpx

I updated the 1.5.0 of Avenue, and the new feature --- show directional arrows is tured on.
When I open a big gpx file (about 85 MB), Avenue crashed (auto closes and the icon disappears from the dashboard).
If I disable the new feature and open this gpx file again, verything is OK.
I try to simplify the gpx file (from 85 MB to 50 MB), this problem is persist still.

My computer is MBP 19 with macOS Monterey 12.6.

Why it zooms map on the (0, 0) coordinates but not on coordinates from GPX?

Subj

Miles unit option

Unable to view large POI files

When I load a GPX file with 12.000 EV charger waypoints, Avenue can cope with that.
But with larger files of 20.000 points, Avenue becomes unresponsive.
Can you make a fix for this ? You can find the gpx files at:
https://www.mostaladda.eu/GPX.htm
GB works but try Germany(OCM_DE.gpx) or even All of Europe. You will get a SPwOD.
Other requests:
Can you also show the description field in a text box so the details of the waypoint are shown when you select the waypoint ?
And zoom to the data ? Now Avenue always starts at the equator and you have to zoom out and scroll up.
Thanks

Feature suggestion: copy coordinates of a point on the map

Hello dev,
first of all thanks for the nice app!

I have a little feature suggestion that I think may come in handy for others as well: being able to copy the coordinates of an arbitrary point on the map. This could be achieved with a small contextual menu (which could also show the coordinates as a greyed-out item for a quick glance), or maybe just clicking with the right/secondary mouse button.

My personal use case is that I love driving aimlessly and my dashcam records GPX tracks. I often go through the route again on the map and want to see what the Street View and/or Look Around imagery look like for a specific area, and being able to quickly extract the coordinates of a point of my route — or really any point around where I've been — would allow me to use Avenue as my go-to GPX viewer.
I currently fall back to GPXSee for that, but it has a few speed issues on retina screens (not the devlopers' fault, it's an issue with QT on macOS). Avenue is way smoother when panning and zooming around, being a native and modern app.

I would go for a PR, but I'm definitely not proficient enough in Swift and macOS development to even know where to put my hands. :-)

Quick look view does not handle waypoints extents properly.

as per title.

Feature Request for Radiosonde - monitor/reload the .gpx File

Please implement a feature to monitor/reload the .gxp file.
That would be very useful to track a radiosonde live.
A simple solution like reload the .gpx file every 15 seconds is good enough
to make Avenue-GPX-Viewer a great Radiosonde-Live-Traacker.

I attached a screenshot.
I receive the radiosignals of a radiosonde live. The data of the Radiosonde is stored
in a file named radiosonde.gpx.
But if I want to see the live position of the sonde on the map, I have to close Avenue
and load the file radiosonde.gpx again.

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