Utilities for interacting with climbing board APIs.
python3 -m pip install boardlib
Use boardlib --help for a full list of supported board names and feature flags.
To download the climb database for a given board:
boardlib database <board_name> <database_path> --username <board_username>
This command will first download a sqlite database file to the given path. After downloading, the database will then use the sync API to synchronize it with the latest available data. The database will only contain the "shared," public data. User data is not synchronized. If a database already exists as database_path, the command will skip the download step and only perform the synchronization.
NOTE: The Moonboard is not currently supported for the database command. Contributions are welcome.
All Aurora Climbing based boards (Kilter, Tension, etc.).
First, use the database command to download the SQLite database file for the board of interest. The database is not required for any version of the Moonboard. Then download your logbook entries for a given board:
boardlib logbook <board_name> --username=<board_username> --output=<output_file_name> --database-path=<database_path>
This outputs a CSV file with the following fields:
["board", "angle", "climb_name", "date", "logged_grade", "displayed_grade", "is_benchmark", "tries", "is_mirror", "sessions_count", "tries_total", "is_repeat", "is_ascent", "comment"]Currently all Aurora Climbing based boards (Kilter, Tension, etc.) and the Moonboard. The Moonboard web API currently appears to be broken for some iterations of the board, including 2016 and 2024.
First, use the database command to download the SQLite database file for the board of interest. Then download the images for a given board:
boardlib images <board_name> <database_file> <output_directory>
This will fetch all of the images for the given board and place them in output_directory.
All Aurora Climbing based boards (Kilter, Tension, etc.).
Please create an issue in the issue tracker to report bugs or request additional features. Contributions are welcome and appreciated.