routemap 1.1.1

Generate route maps from various sources.

Generates a nice looking map of a route from various sources. Here is an example.

Requires python >= 3.5

Requires libgeos and tkinter to be installed. On Debian:

sudo apt install libgeos-dev python3-tk

If running headless on a server, then python3-tk is not needed.

Also requires Basemap to be installed manually.:

pip3 install numpy git+https://github.com/matplotlib/basemap.git#egg=basemap

Finally install routemap.:

pip3 install routemap

Usage

routemap [-h] [-t TITLE] [-o OUTPUT] [-c CURRENT] [-cl CURRENT_LABEL] [-d] [-st STARTTAG] [-et ENDTAG] [-q QUALITY] [--dpi DPI] [--paper PAPER] [--version]        file

positional arguments:

file Input file. rtx or bvs files accepted.
     Also accepts a url that returns a json formatted list of positions.
     e.g.
    {
        "positions": [
            "2019-09-17 00:00:01,41.37,2.187",
            "2019-09-17 01:00:02,41.37,2.187",
            "2019-09-17 02:00:02,41.37,2.187",
            "2019-09-17 03:00:01,41.37,2.187",
            "2019-09-17 04:00:02,41.37,2.187",
            "2019-09-17 05:00:02,41.37,2.187",
            "2019-09-17 06:00:01,41.37,2.187",
            "2019-09-17 07:00:02,41.37,2.187",
            "2019-09-17 08:00:02,41.37,2.187"
        ]
    }

optional arguments:

-h, --help            show this help message and exit
-t TITLE, --title TITLE
                     A custom title for the chart if the generated one is crap
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
                     Output file. Defaults to current directory
-c CURRENT, --current CURRENT
                    Indicate current position.
                    Pass the position with the option as a string representing the position or a url. eg:-
                    -c "52 23.5N 36 18.1W"
                    or
                    -c http://some.url.com/positions

-cl CURRENT_LABEL, --current_label CURRENT_LABEL
                    A label for the current position
 -d, --display      Display image in window. Defaults to no image displayed

 -st STARTTAG, --starttag STARTTAG
                    A custom tag for the first position

 -et ENDTAG, --endtag ENDTAG
                    A custom tag for the last position

 -q QUALITY, --quality QUALITY
                    The quality of the rendered map, defaults to 'i':-
                      c = crude,
                      l = low,
                      i = intermediate,
                      h = high,
                      f = full.
                    Be warned, anything higher than -i takes a long time to render

 --dpi DPI          The DPI of the saved map, defaults to 600 (pretty big)
 --paper PAPER
                    Size of paper saved map is intended to be printed on.
                    Accepts standard sizes such as a4, a3, letter etc.
                    Default is a3

 --version          Print the version and exit