I'm building an application to download your flight logs from the DJI Cloud

[msinger]

I'm building an application to download your flight logs from the DJI Cloud.

A lot of people struggle with downloading TXT flight logs from their DJI drones. And for those people who know how to do it, it's not a quick/easy process (especially if flying with multiple devices).

Here are the features I have in mind for the first version of the application:

• View a list of TXT flight logs available in the DJI Cloud (those you've synced in DJI Fly/GO or other DJI apps)
• Download one or more TXT flight logs to a folder of your choice
• Enable auto sync to auto download new flight logs as they are available in the DJI Cloud
• Windows only (and maybe a web version later for Mac/Linux users)

Want to contribute?

• Comment below with any additional features you'd like to see
• Reply with "I want to help beta test" if you'd like to try the application before it's officially released

 

[CoreySnipes]

This sounds useful, and I really appreciate your previous tools for working with DJI logs. I would be happy to beta test.

 

[JC in NH]

I'm a programmer/data analyst, and have access to DJI Phantom 3Adv, Phantom 3Pro, Mavic Pro, and a Mavic 3 Classic drones. I could run test suites for you.

 

[tbo]

Is there a public API to do this or will you try to reverse engineer these calls?
If that API is public, could you point me to them please? I don't find what I need on DJI Developer

 

[msinger]

Is there a public API

DJI does not offer a public API. You can use the Flight Reader API to retrieve that info.

 

[tbo]

I'm referring to your original post where you mention that you want to download it from the cloud. I was wondering how you would do that as I was searching for this as well for local backup purposes instead of manually copying them.
Based on your answer it seems you are taking the reverse engineering route.

 

[msinger]

I'm referring to your original post where you mention that you want to download it from the cloud. I was wondering how you would do that as I was searching for this as well for local backup purposes instead of manually copying them.

I'm going to use the Flight Reader API as well.