JSON Example Export
JSON export should only be used by people familiar with JSON and how to use it. The information below will help you understand the file format.
JSON Fields
The exported data is an array of objects each of which has the following properties:
Name | Type | Comments |
---|---|---|
title | String | Title is computed based on the address returned from reverse geocode. |
thoroughfare | String | Street name |
subThoroughfare | String | Secondary street name |
subAdministrativeArea | String | A county in the US. |
locality | String | City name |
administrativeArea | String | A state in the US. |
postalCode | String | ZIP Code |
horizontalAccuracy | Double | The horizontal accuracy of the GPS reading in meters. |
longitude | Double | The longitude returned by the GPS. |
latitude | Double | The latitude returned by the GPS. |
timeZone | String | The name of the time zone. |
arrivalDateTimestamp | Double | A Unix timestamp of the start of the visit. |
departureDateTimestamp | Double | A Unix timestamp of the end of the visit. |
The example record below may be helpful.
[{
"title":"IH-35W N",
"thoroughfare":"IH-35W N",
"subThoroughfare":"",
"subAdministrativeArea":"Tarrant County"
"locality":"Fort Worth",
"administrativeArea":"TX",
"postalCode":"76028",
"horizontalAccuracy":92.9205308136514,
"longitude":-97.3186231133265,
"latitude":32.57120817087956,
"timeZone":"America\/Chicago",
"arrivalDateTimestamp":1714850643.0170732,
"departureDateTimestamp":1714851166.9999578,
}]