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@isithere/gtfs

v1.1.0-next-04

Published

Building, procesing and interacting with GTFS in JS easier!

Downloads

207

Readme

@isithere/gtfs

Make, Preprocess and Interact with GTFS feeds with ease!


Install

# using NPM
npm i @isithere/gtfs

# using pnpm
pnpm i @isithere/gtfs

Usage

// using ModuleJS and the Everything Export
import { Route, Trip, Stop } from "@isithere/gtfs"

// using CommonJS and the Everything Export
const { Route, Trip, Stop } = require("@isithere/gtfs")

// using ModuleJS with direct Exports
import { Route } from "@isithere/gtfs/Route"
import { Trip } from "@isithere/gtfs/Trip"
import { Stop } from "@isithere/gtfs/Stop"

// using CommonJS with direct Exports
const { Route } = require("@isithere/gtfs/Route")
const { Trip } = require("@isithere/gtfs/Trip")
const { Stop } = require("@isithere/gtfs/Stop")

Using Types

Almost every module also exports a GTFS<Sheet Name>Object interface

import { GTFSStopObject } from "@isithere/gtfs/Stop"

Building Feeds with Classes

Every module exports a class. These classes support both raw GTFS Entities converted to JS Objects and the easy to write custom notations.

import { Stop, StopLocationType } from "@isithere/gtfs/Stop"

let customNotationStop = new Stop({
	id: "1",
	name: "Trnavské Mýto",
	longitude: 17.127401,
	latitude: 48.157644,
	zone: 100,
	locationType: StopLocationType.Station
})

console.log(customNotationStop.toJSON())	// Outputs JSONated GTFS Stop Notation.
											// Which you can pass into any CSV Converter

Currenly Suported

These GTFS Sheets are currenly suported

  • Agency
  • Area
  • Calendar
  • CalendarDate
  • FareAttribution
  • FareLegRules
  • FareMedia
  • FareProduct
  • FareRule
  • FareTransferRule
  • FeedInfo
  • Network
  • Route
  • Stop
  • StopTime
  • Timeframe
  • Trip

Transparency Notice

This package is maintained by IsItHere's Developer XP Team and is dogfooded internally by IsItHere in everyday Feed Processing and Data Enchancement. Certain Edge cases might be missing or added in, could be not coresponding with the current GTFS specification. For any bugs, questions and ideas, please visit IsItHere Packages Issue Tracker

Made in Bratislava IsItHere • isithere.sk