gtfs-to-html 2.5.6 → 2.5.7

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  - Specify a download URL:
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  - Specify a path to a zipped GTFS file:
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  - Specify a path to an unzipped GTFS file:
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  - Exclude files - if you don't want all GTFS files to be imported, you can specify an array of files to exclude.
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  - Optionally specify a proj4 projection string to correct poorly formed coordinates in the GTFS file
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  - Specify multiple agencies to be imported. Note that it is often better to have one configuration file per agency and call gtfs-to-html multiple times rather than have two different agencies in the same config file. If agencies have conflicting ids for routes, stops, calendars or more, GTFS-to-HTML will fail.
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  ### allowEmptyTimetables
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- {Boolean} Whether or not to generate empty timetables that have no trips. Defaults to `false`.
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+ \{Boolean\} Whether or not to generate empty timetables that have no trips. Defaults to `false`.
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- "allowEmptyTimetables": false
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+ "allowEmptyTimetables": false
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  ### beautify
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- {Boolean} Whether or not to beautify the HTML output. Defaults to `false`.
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+ \{Boolean\} Whether or not to beautify the HTML output. Defaults to `false`.
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  ### coordinatePrecision
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- {Integer} The number of decimal places to include in the latitude and longitude of coordinates in GeoJSON used in maps. Omit to avoid any rounding. `5` is a reasonable value (about 1.1 meters).
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+ \{Integer\} The number of decimal places to include in the latitude and longitude of coordinates in GeoJSON used in maps. Omit to avoid any rounding. `5` is a reasonable value (about 1.1 meters).
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  ### dateFormat
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- {String} A string defining date format using moment.js tokens. [See full list of formatting options](https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/). Defaults to `MMM D. YYYY` which yields "Apr 5, 2022".
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+ \{String\} A string defining date format using moment.js tokens. [See full list of formatting options](https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/). Defaults to `MMM D. YYYY` which yields "Apr 5, 2022".
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- "dateFormat": "MMM D, YYYY"
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+ "dateFormat": "MMM D, YYYY"
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  ### daysShortStrings
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- {Array \[String\]} An array of strings defining contractions of weekday names. Specify from Monday to Sunday.
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- "daysShortStrings": ["Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat", "Sun"]
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+ "daysShortStrings": ["Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat", "Sun"]
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  ### daysStrings
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- {Array \[String\]} An array of strings defining contractions of weekday names. Specify from Monday to Sunday.
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- ```
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- "daysStrings": ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday", "Sunday"]
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  ### debug
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- {Boolean} Whether or not to enable loggin of SQL queries and other info. Defaults to false.
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+ \{Boolean\} Whether or not to enable loggin of SQL queries and other info. Defaults to false.
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  ### defaultOrientation
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- {String} Specifies timetable orientation, when not mentioned in `timetables.txt`. Valid options are `vertical`, `horizontal` or `hourly`. For details, see [`timetables.txt` `orientation` specification](https://gtfstohtml.com/docs/timetables).
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+ \{String\} Specifies timetable orientation, when not mentioned in `timetables.txt`. Valid options are `vertical`, `horizontal` or `hourly`. For details, see [`timetables.txt` `orientation` specification](https://gtfstohtml.com/docs/timetables).
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  ### effectiveDate
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- {String} The symbol used to indicate that a timepoint isn't fixed, but just interpolated. Defaults to `•`. To avoid having this symbol used in timetables, set it to `null`.
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- {String} The text used to describe that a timepoint isn't fixed, but just interpolated. Defaults to `Estimated time of arrival`.
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  ### linkStopUrls
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- {Boolean} Whether or not to hyperlink timetable stop names to the `stop_url` defined in `stops.txt`. If no `stop_url` is defined for a stop, no link will be created. Defaults to `false`.
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  ### logFunction
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- {Function} If you want to route logs to a custom function, you can pass a function that takes a single `text` argument as `logFunction`. This can't be used when running GTFS-to-HTML as a command-line utility, only when included as part of a node.js app and passed in a config object to `gtfsToHtml()`. For example:
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+ \{Function\} If you want to route logs to a custom function, you can pass a function that takes a single `text` argument as `logFunction`. This can't be used when running GTFS-to-HTML as a command-line utility, only when included as part of a node.js app and passed in a config object to `gtfsToHtml()`. For example:
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  ### mapboxAccessToken
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- {String} The [Mapbox access token](https://www.mapbox.com/help/define-access-token/) for generating a map of the route.
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- "mapboxAccessToken": "pk.eyXaX5F8oCJSYedim3yCnTGsVBfnRjsoXdy4Ej7ZZZydrCn2WMDXha5bPj5.bPj5xsBo8u8N8GJqJh"
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+ "mapboxAccessToken": "pk.eyXaX5F8oCJSYedim3yCnTGsVBfnRjsoXdy4Ej7ZZZydrCn2WMDXha5bPj5.bPj5xsBo8u8N8GJqJh"
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  ### menuType
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- {String} The type of menu to use for selecting or navigating to timetables on timetable pages with multiple timetables. Valid choices are `none`, `simple`, `jump` and `radio`. Defaults to `simple`.
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  ### noDropoffSymbol
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- {String} The symbol used to indicate that no drop off is available at a stop. Defaults to `‡`. To avoid having this symbol used in timetables, set it to `null`.
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- {String} The text used to describe that no drop off is available at a stop. Defaults to `No drop off available`.
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  ### noHead
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- {Boolean} Whether or not to skip the HTML head and footer when generating the HTML. This is useful for creating embeddable HTML without `<html>`, `<head>` or `<body>` tags. Defaults to `false`. Ignored if `outputFormat` is set to `pdf` or `csv`.
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+ \{Boolean\} Whether or not to skip the HTML head and footer when generating the HTML. This is useful for creating embeddable HTML without `<html>`, `<head>` or `<body>` tags. Defaults to `false`. Ignored if `outputFormat` is set to `pdf` or `csv`.
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