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Programming language: Go
License: GNU General Public License v3.0 only
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Latest version: v1.1.0
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README
go-gtfs
Load GTFS files in golang
Install
go get github.com/artonge/go-gtfs
Examples
Load one directory containing GTFS files:
path/to/gtfs_files
├── agency.txt
├── calendar_dates.txt
├── calendar.txt
├── routes.txt
├── stops.txt
├── stop_times.txt
├── transfers.txt
└── trips.txt
g, err := gtfs.Load("path/to/gtfs_files", nil)
Load a directory containing sub directories containing GTFS files:
path/to/gtfs_directories
├── gtfs1
│ ├── agency.txt
│ ├── calendar_dates.txt
│ ├── routes.txt
│ ├── stops.txt
│ ├── stop_times.txt
│ ├── transfers.txt
│ └── trips.txt
└── gtfs2
├── agency.txt
├── calendar_dates.txt
├── calendar.txt
├── routes.txt
├── stops.txt
├── stop_times.txt
├── transfers.txt
└── trips.txt
gs, err := gtfs.LoadSplitted("path/to/gtfs_directories", nil)
You can then access the data through the GTFS structure. That structure contains arrays of approriate structures for each files.
type GTFS struct {
Path string // The path to the containing directory
Agency Agency
Routes []Route
Stops []Stop
StopsTimes []Stop
Trips []Trip
Calendars []Calendar
Transfers []Transfer
}
type Route struct {
ID string `csv:"route_id"`
AgencyID string `csv:"agency_id"`
ShortName string `csv:"route_short_name"`
LongName string `csv:"route_long_name"`
Type int `csv:"route_type"`
Desc string `csv:"route_url"`
URL string `csv:"route_desc"`
Color string `csv:"route_color"`
TextColor string `csv:"route_text_color"`
}
...
Contributions
Pull requests are welcome ! :)