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  • Updated README file with a brief description of the project + install instructions
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7What is it?
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10OpenWorkouts is a web app for tracking workouts.
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12Some highlights:
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14- Add workouts manually or upload them from gps/tracker files (gpx and fit
15  supported currently)
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17- Time-based archive to access your workouts
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19- Detailed view of each workout, including overview data (speed, distance,
20  time, hr, power, etc), charts and an interactive map view for those
21  workouts with gps tracking information
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23- Tools to edit or update workouts from new gps/tracker files
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25- Global stats (totals for distance, time, etc) and per-month, per-week
26  stats
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28- Personal profile data containing basic info
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31Install
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34Quick and easy, the install script
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37The easies way to install is to grab a copy of the source code and run the
38install script.
39
40You can get the sources using git, cloning the main repository from this
41url::
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43  https://openworkouts.org/sources/OpenWorkouts
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45Once you have the sources, you can run the install script from a
46terminal/console::
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48  ./bin/install
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50If you don't have any of the needed dependencies, the script will tell you.
51Once everything is installed, you will see a message on screen telling you
52how to start the app.
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