# Implementation Plan for Garmin Connect Go Client - Feature Parity ## Phase 1: Complete Core Data Types (Priority: High) ### 1.1 Complete HRV Data Implementation **File**: `garth/data/hrv.go` **Reference**: Python `garth/hrv.py` and API examples in README **Tasks**: - Implement `Get()` method calling `/wellness-service/wellness/dailyHrvData/{username}?date={date}` - Complete `ParseHRVReadings()` function based on Python parsing logic - Add missing fields to `HRVSummary` struct (reference Python HRVSummary dataclass) - Implement `List()` method using BaseData pattern ### 1.2 Complete Weight Data Implementation **File**: `garth/data/weight.go` **Reference**: Python `garth/weight.py` **Tasks**: - Implement `Get()` method calling `/weight-service/weight/dateRange?startDate={date}&endDate={date}` - Add all missing fields from Python WeightData dataclass - Implement proper unit conversions (grams vs kg) - Add `List()` method for date ranges ### 1.3 Complete Sleep Data Implementation **File**: `garth/data/sleep.go` **Reference**: Python `garth/sleep.py` **Tasks**: - Fix `Get()` method to properly parse nested sleep data structures - Add missing `SleepScores` fields from Python implementation - Implement sleep quality calculations and derived properties - Add proper timezone handling for sleep timestamps ## Phase 2: Add Missing Core API Methods (Priority: High) ### 2.1 Add ConnectAPI Method **File**: `garth/client/client.go` **Reference**: Python `garth/client.py` `connectapi()` method **Tasks**: - Add `ConnectAPI(path, params, method)` method to Client struct - Support GET/POST with query parameters and JSON body - Return raw JSON response for flexible endpoint access - Add proper error handling and authentication headers ### 2.2 Add File Operations **File**: `garth/client/client.go` **Reference**: Python `garth/client.py` upload/download methods **Tasks**: - Complete `Upload()` method for FIT file uploads to `/upload-service/upload` - Add `Download()` method for activity exports - Handle multipart form uploads properly - Add progress callbacks for large files ## Phase 3: Complete Stats Implementation (Priority: Medium) ### 3.1 Fix Stats Pagination **File**: `garth/stats/base.go` **Reference**: Python `garth/stats.py` pagination logic **Tasks**: - Fix recursive pagination in `BaseStats.List()` method - Ensure proper date range handling for >28 day requests - Add proper error handling for missing data pages - Test with large date ranges (>365 days) ### 3.2 Add Missing Stats Types **Files**: `garth/stats/` directory **Reference**: Python `garth/stats/` directory **Tasks**: - Add `WeeklySteps`, `WeeklyStress`, `WeeklyHRV` types - Implement monthly and yearly aggregation types if present in Python - Add any missing daily stats types by comparing Python vs Go stats files ## Phase 4: Add Advanced Features (Priority: Medium) ### 4.1 Add Data Validation **Files**: All data types **Reference**: Python Pydantic dataclass validators **Tasks**: - Add `Validate()` methods to all data structures - Implement field validation rules from Python Pydantic models - Add data sanitization for API responses - Handle missing/null fields gracefully ### 4.2 Add Derived Properties **Files**: `garth/data/` directory **Reference**: Python dataclass `@property` methods **Tasks**: - Add calculated fields to BodyBattery (current_level, max_level, min_level, battery_change) - Add sleep duration calculations and sleep efficiency - Add stress level aggregations and summaries - Implement timezone-aware timestamp helpers ## Phase 5: Enhanced Error Handling & Logging (Priority: Low) ### 5.1 Improve Error Types **File**: `garth/errors/errors.go` **Reference**: Python `garth/exc.py` **Tasks**: - Add specific error types for rate limiting, MFA required, etc. - Implement error retry logic with exponential backoff - Add request/response logging for debugging - Handle partial failures in List() operations ### 5.2 Add Configuration Options **File**: `garth/client/client.go` **Reference**: Python `garth/configure.py` **Tasks**: - Add proxy support configuration - Add custom timeout settings - Add SSL verification options - Add custom user agent configuration ## Phase 6: Testing & Documentation (Priority: Medium) ### 6.1 Add Integration Tests **File**: `garth/integration_test.go` **Reference**: Python test files **Tasks**: - Add real API tests with saved session files - Test all data types with real Garmin data - Add benchmark comparisons with Python timings - Test error scenarios and edge cases ### 6.2 Add Usage Examples **Files**: `examples/` directory (create new) **Reference**: Python README examples **Tasks**: - Port all Python README examples to Go - Add Jupyter notebook equivalent examples - Create data export utilities matching Python functionality - Add data visualization examples using Go libraries ## Implementation Guidelines ### Code Standards - Follow existing Go package structure - Use existing error handling patterns - Maintain interface compatibility where possible - Add comprehensive godoc comments ### Testing Strategy - Add unit tests for each new method - Use table-driven tests for data parsing - Mock HTTP responses for reliable testing - Test timezone handling thoroughly ### Data Structure Mapping - Compare Python dataclass fields to Go struct fields - Ensure JSON tag mapping matches API responses - Handle optional fields with pointers (`*int`, `*string`) - Use proper Go time.Time for timestamps ### API Endpoint Discovery - Check Python source for endpoint URLs - Verify parameter names and formats - Test with actual API calls using saved sessions - Document any API differences found ## Completion Criteria Each phase is complete when: 1. All methods have working implementations (no `return nil, nil`) 2. Unit tests pass with >80% coverage 3. Integration tests pass with real API data 4. Documentation includes usage examples 5. Benchmarks show performance is maintained or improved ## Estimated Timeline - Phase 1: 2-3 weeks - Phase 2: 1-2 weeks - Phase 3: 1 week - Phase 4: 2 weeks - Phase 5: 1 week - Phase 6: 1 week **Total**: 8-10 weeks for complete feature parity