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merge-vbb-stations

Heuristic to find VBB stations & stops that should be one. Check out the automatic report!

Installing

npm install merge-vbb-stations

Usage

const analyze = require('merge-vbb-stations')

const s1 = {
	type: 'station',
	id: '900000003174',
	name: 'U Turmstr. (Berlin) [Bus Turmstr.]',
	coordinates: {latitude: 52.5263, longitude: 13.341988},
	weight: 5533.75,
	stops: [
		{
			type: 'stop',
			id: '070101000700',
			name: 'U Turmstr. (Berlin) [Bus Turmstr.]',
			station: '900000003174',
			coordinates: {latitude: 52.5263, longitude: 13.341988}
		}
		// …
	]
}

const s2 = {
	type: 'station',
	id: '900000003104',
	name: 'U Turmstr. (Berlin)',
	coordinates: {latitude: 52.525938, longitude: 13.341417},
	weight: 2408,
	stops: [
		{
			type: 'stop',
			id: '070201092701',
			name: 'U Turmstr. (Berlin)',
			station: '900000003104',
			coordinates: {latitude: 52.525938, longitude: 13.341417}
		}
	]
}

analyze(s1, s2)

{
	op: 'merge',
	src: /* s1 */,
	dest: /* s2 */,
	stopName: 'Bus Turmstr.'
}

API

analyze(station1, station2) will return either null (don't merge) or an object. The object looks like this:

• op: right now, this can only be analyze.MERGE
• src: station to merge from
• dest: station to merge into
• stopName: which name to use for the stops of src; if null, use the stops's original name

todo: s1.coordinates & s2.coordinates

Contributing

If you have a question or have difficulties using merge-vbb-stations, please double-check your code and setup first. If you think you have found a bug or want to propose a feature, refer to the issues page.