Station Simulator
A script for generating large station CSVs fast
Copyright 2017 RPS Group Plc
See LICENSE for details
Installation
To install using pip:
pip install station-simulator
Usage
usage: station-simulator [-h] [-n STATION_NAME] [-s START] [-e END] output
Generate a fake CSV of station data
positional arguments:
output Output file
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-n STATION_NAME, --station-name STATION_NAME
Name of station
-s START, --start START
Start Date
-e END, --end END End Date
Examples:
station-simulator test.csv station-simulator -n Example1 --start 2001-01-01 --end 2010-01-01 output.csv
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