Option for using filename (without extension) as trackname

[hupe13]

See here. You can now set an option for filename:

filename: true,

to set the tracknames as basename of filenames.

[Raruto]

Hi hupe,

I have not tested, but for the time being I recommend that you simply do so:

// Save a reference of default "_loadRoute" function (for later use)
var gpxGroupProto = L.GpxGroup.prototype;
var _loadRoute = gpxGroupProto._loadRoute;

// Customize default "L.GpxGroup" behaviour.
L.GpxGroup.include({

 _loadRoute: function(geojson) {

    if ( this.options.filename ) {
      geojson.name = geojson.name.substr(0, geojson.name.lastIndexOf('.'));
    }

    if ( _loadRoute ) {
      _loadRoute(geojson);
   }

  },

});

Reference: https://github.com/Raruto/leaflet-elevation/issues/32#issuecomment-568525359

[Raruto]

@hupe13 are you ok with the proposed solution? can I close this?

[hupe13]

I don't tested it. I'm using the modified version from leaflet-gpxgroup.js like this commit.

[Raruto]

Ok @hupe13,

then for the moment I close it. Generally I prefer not to have hundreds of features (and the snippet I gave you should suffice), however if we have many requests about it in the future we can also re-evaluate them.

Have a nice day, Raruto

[hupe13]

I looked into this again. I don't have to change _loadRoute, I have to change addTrack.

var gpxGroupProto = L.GpxGroup.prototype;
var addTrack = gpxGroupProto.addTrack;
L.GpxGroup.include({
    addTrack: function(track) {
        fetch(track)
        .then(response => response.ok && response.text())
        .then(text => this._elevation._parseFromString(text))
        .then(geojson => {
            if(geojson) {
                geojson.name = geojson.name || (geojson[0] && geojson[0].properties.name) || track.split('/').pop().split('#')[0].split('?')[0];
                geojson.name = this.options.filename ? track.split('/').pop().split('.').slice(0, -1).join('.') : geojson.name;
                this._loadRoute(geojson);
            }
        });
    },
})

Thank you very much.