Migrating From RunningAHEAD to Dailymile

About a week ago I was asked if dailymile-client could be used to migrate workouts from RunningAHEAD to dailymile.  At the time, the only bulk importing that we supported was nike+ to dailymile (since that was the port I did years ago), but I knew it wouldn't be too hard to add, so I implemented it.  Today, the dailymile-client command line tool (dailymile-cli) was used to import 800+ workouts into dailymile in a matter of seconds!  Here is how to use the latest changes:

1. Download dailymile-cli-2.1.jar from the download page
2. Retrieve your oauth token from dailymile, this is how dailymile-cli will be given access to your account (don't worry, it isn't stored anywhere).  
• Go to https://api.dailymile.com/oauth/authorize?response_type=token&client_id=pMy0L5dQOE5E3m1nUc4c5VlcS0Cgmz3aya6erjKx&redirect_uri=www.dailymile.com
• If prompted, enter your dailymile login information and then allow access for "Plater's Code Bulk Import"
•  You will be redirected to an invalid page, that is expected.  Grab the oauth token from the url (it's the long string after access_token=).
3. From a command prompt, such as cmd or cygwin on Windows, run the executable jar.  Below is an example run with <...> indicating where you need to provide information. You can skip the first few prompts since I provided the oauth url above.

$ java -jar dailymile-cli-2.1.jar
Please enter your client id:
<press enter>
Please enter your redirect url:
<press enter> 
Please open a browser and go to:
<press enter> 
Please enter your oauth token:
<enter oauth token (captured in step 2)>
Please enter the converison type, allowed types: [nikeplus,runningahead]
<enter runningahead>
Please enter full path to input file:
<enter path to file>

If you are looking to do something similar, take a look at dailymile-cli, it might be able to help you out (or at least be extended to do what you need).