Exports geolocation data from your Home Assistant SQLite database.
Home Assistant can track your device (phone, table, etc) location if you have location sharing enabled in your Home Assistant companion app. See Home Assistant location documentation.
GeoJSON and GPX formats are supported.
Download the latest release for your platform from the releases page and extract the binary to a directory in your PATH.
You'll need direct access to Home Assistant's SQLite database. The database is typically located at config/home-assistant_v2.db.
You will also need the device ID you want to export location data from. You can find the device ID using the sensors subcommand:
hass2geo --db home-assistant_v2.db sensors
That will print a list of IDs and sensors like:
[5236] micro
[5246] mobster
[5255] mini
[5320] ipad
You can then use the export subcommand to export the location data:
hass2geo --db home-assistant_v2.db export --sensor-id 5236 --format geojson # exports `micro` location data
- Timelinize - Can import geojson and gpx files exported with hass2eo and render a timeline.