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gpx-to-roads

v1.0.0

Published

Get statistics per road type on a GPX file

Downloads

2

Readme

GPX to Roads

npm

Get time and distance spent on each road from a .gpx file. Written in NodeJS.

How to use

  1. Install on your machine using npm:
npm install -g gpx-to-roads
  1. Download a map file from OpenStreetMap using their export tool.
  2. Use the following command:
gpx-to-roads <gpx file> <map data>

Example:

gpx-to-roads input.gpx map.osm

{
  "Some Street": {"distance": 30, "time": 14000}
  "Another Street": {"distance": 60, "time": 40000}
}

Result is returned in JSON. distance is in meters and time is in milliseconds.

Performance

This tool wasn't written with performance in mind. It will most likely struggle with larger GPX files and/or map data.
PRs to improve performance are extremely welcome!