Aufschaltung der App/Features auf der ODPCH

[rahelryf]

Die Features und Apps, welche als Hilfe/Unterstützung für die Entwickler durch Vasile programmiert wurden, sollen nun auf der ODPCH zur Verfügung gestellt und beschrieben werden.

Was wird benötigt:

• Cookbook Seite (wird erstellt durch Rahel)
• Beschrieb der App auf englisch inkl. Anleitung diese zu nutzen (Vasile)
• Deutsche Übersetzung (kann ich(Rahel) übernehmen)

[vasile]

Hi @rahelryf here is the current overview:

There are 2 main categories

• apps - web applications and APIs used by these
• tools - command line Python tools Each of the apps/tools below have individual README pages to know how to build / run them.

Apps

• GTFS static - RT comparison web tool - you can read the actual process in the GTFS-RT-static-comparison.md document
• GTFS-query - this is an API that retrieves GTFS static related info for the GTFS static - RT comparison web tool above.
• There is also the first version of the OJP-demo project which was replaced with the stand-alone OJP-demo-app repo.

Tools

• gtfs-prev-compare - tool for comparison between 2 GTFS static datatsets - see #5 gtfs2020-Vergleich for additional details
• gtfs-rt-fetch - tool to fetch latest GTFS-RT JSON file
• gtfs-static-db-importer - tool that imports a GTFS dataset into a SQLiteDB file.
• gtfs-static-fetch-latest - tool that fetches and extracts the latest GTFS dataset from api.opentransportdata.swiss via the CKAN API.
• gtfs-static-snapshot-exporter - this is a deprecated tool that was used to create the daily snapshots for the GTFS static - RT comparison web tool above.
• hrdf-db-importer - tool that imports a HRDF dataset into a SQLiteDB file.
• hrdf-stops-reporter - tool that generates a CSV report with information for each station. See #3 Small statistics for an analysis of stops to have an idea what is inside the CSV. Sample output Excel files are stored in assets-hrdf-stops-reporter repo.