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# hydCSV2GTFS.py
def hydGTFSfunc(files, payload):
#files
returnJson = {}
returnJson['message'] = ''
csvsFlag = True
routes = payload.get('routes')
numRoutes = len(routes)
missingRules = payload.get('missingStops')
outputFolder = 'hydcsv_related/output/'
##################
# initiating ZIP file
zf = zipfile.ZipFile(uploadFolder + 'hydMetroGTFS.zip', mode='w')
##################
# feed_info
logmessage('\nPreparing feed_info table.')
feedInfoDF = pd.DataFrame( [payload.get('feed_info',{})])
feedInfoCols = ['feed_publisher_name','feed_publisher_url','feed_lang','feed_version']
feedInfoDF.to_csv(outputFolder+'feed_info.txt', index=None,\
columns=feedInfoCols)
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'feed_info.txt">feed_info file</a> created with %d entries.<br>'%len(feedInfoDF)
logmessage('feed_info.txt created, %d entries'%len(feedInfoDF))
zf.write(outputFolder+'feed_info.txt', arcname='feed_info.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
##################
# Stops
logmessage('\nPreparing stops table.')
stopsArray = []
for row in payload.get('stopsData',[]):
newrow = row.copy()
# use .copy() to ensure changes don't happen upstream. from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43895430/python-append-an-original-object-vs-append-a-copy-of-object
newrow['zone_id'] = row['stop_id']
newrow['location_type'] = 1
newrow['wheelchair_boarding'] = 1
stopsArray.append(newrow.copy())
newrow['location_type'] = 0
newrow['parent_station'] = row['stop_id']
newrow['stop_id'] = row['stop_id'] + '1'
newrow['stop_name'] = row['stop_name'] + ' Platform 1'
stopsArray.append(newrow.copy())
newrow['stop_id'] = row['stop_id'] + '2'
newrow['stop_name'] = row['stop_name'] + ' Platform 2'
stopsArray.append(newrow.copy())
# add stops from Stops-Override, payload['replaceStops']:
stopsSoFar = [ x['stop_id'] for x in stopsArray ]
for row in payload['replaceStops']:
if row['replace_with'] not in stopsSoFar:
newrow = [ x for x in stopsArray if x['stop_id'] == row['stop_id'] ][0].copy()
logmessage('filtered row:',newrow)
newrow['stop_id'] = row['replace_with']
newrow['stop_name'] = newrow['stop_name'][:-1] + row['replace_with'][-1]
logmessage('Adding row to stops: ',newrow)
stopsArray.append(newrow.copy())
stopsSoFar.append(row['replace_with'])
stopCols = ['stop_id', 'stop_name', 'stop_lat', 'stop_lon', \
'zone_id', 'location_type', 'parent_station', \
'wheelchair_boarding']
pd.DataFrame(stopsArray).to_csv(outputFolder+'stops.txt', index=None, columns=stopCols)
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'stops.txt">stops file</a> created with %d entries.<br>'%len(stopsArray)
logmessage('stops.txt created, %d entries.'%len(stopsArray) )
zf.write(outputFolder+'stops.txt', arcname='stops.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
###################
# Agency
logmessage('\nPreparing agency table.')
agencyDF = pd.DataFrame({
'agency_id': [payload['agency']['id']], \
'agency_name': payload['agency']['name'], \
'agency_url': payload['agency']['url'], \
'agency_timezone': payload['agency']['timezone']
})
agencyCols = ['agency_id','agency_name','agency_url','agency_timezone']
agencyDF.to_csv(outputFolder+'agency.txt', index=None,\
columns=agencyCols)
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'agency.txt">agency file</a> created with %d entries.<br>'%len(agencyDF)
logmessage('agency.txt created, %d entries'%len(agencyDF))
zf.write(outputFolder+'agency.txt', arcname='agency.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
###################
# Calendar
logmessage('\nPreparing calendar table.')
calendarCols = ['service_id','monday','tuesday','wednesday','thursday','friday','saturday','sunday','start_date','end_date']
calendarDF = pd.DataFrame({
'service_id' : ['WK','SU'],
'monday' : [1,0],
'tuesday' : [1,0],
'wednesday' : [1,0],
'thursday' : [1,0],
'friday' : [1,0],
'saturday' : [1,0],
'sunday' : [0,1],
'start_date' : payload['agency']['start'],
'end_date' : payload['agency']['end']
}, columns=calendarCols)
# columms= needed for specifying order. Then when writing csv it preserves order.
calendarDF.to_csv(outputFolder+'calendar.txt', index=None)
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'calendar.txt">calendar file</a> created with %d entries.<br>'%len(calendarDF)
logmessage('calendar.txt created, %d entries'%len(calendarDF))
zf.write(outputFolder+'calendar.txt', arcname='calendar.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
###################
# Routes
logmessage('\nPreparing routes table.')
routesDF = pd.DataFrame( columns=['route_id','route_short_name',\
'route_long_name','route_type','agency_id',\
'route_color','route_text_color'] )
for i,row in enumerate(routes):
routesDF.loc[i] = [ row['id'], row['short_name'], \
row['long_name'], 1, payload['agency']['id'], \
row['color'], row['text_color'] ]
routesDF.to_csv(outputFolder+'routes.txt', index=None)
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'routes.txt">routes file</a> created with %d entires.<br>'%len(routesDF)
logmessage('routes.txt created, %d entries'%len(routesDF))
zf.write(outputFolder+'routes.txt', arcname='routes.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
###################
# Shapes
logmessage('\nPreparing shapes table.')
shapesArray = []
for i in range(numRoutes):
route_id = routesDF.loc[i]['route_id']
fileHolder = files.get('route%d_shape'%i,None)
if fileHolder is None:
returnJson['message'] +='Shape for route %d not loaded.<br>'%(i+1)
continue
returnJson['message'] +='Shape for route %d : '%(i+1) + fileHolder[0].filename + '<br>'
shapefileContent = json.loads(fileHolder[0]['body'].decode('UTF-8'))
shapesArray += geoJson2shapeHYD(route_id, shapefileContent)
shapeCols = ['shape_id','shape_pt_sequence','shape_pt_lat','shape_pt_lon','shape_dist_traveled']
if len(shapesArray):
shapesDF = pd.DataFrame(shapesArray).to_csv(outputFolder+'shapes.txt', index=None, columns=shapeCols)
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'shapes.txt">shapes file</a> created with %d entries.<br>'%len(shapesArray)
logmessage('shapes.txt created, %d entries'%len(shapesArray))
zf.write(outputFolder+'shapes.txt', arcname='shapes.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
else:
returnJson['message'] += 'No shapes file created.<br>'
logmessage('No shapes file created.')
###################
# Fare Attributes
logmessage('\nPreparing fare_attributes table.')
fareAttr = pd.DataFrame(payload.get('fareAttributes',[]))
fareAttr['currency_type'] = 'INR'
fareAttr['payment_method'] = 1
fareAttr['transfers'] = ''
fareAttr['agency_id'] = 'HMRL'
fareAttr.to_csv(outputFolder+'fare_attributes.txt', index=False, columns=list(fareAttr))
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'fare_attributes.txt">fare_attributes file</a> created with %d entries.<br>'%len(fareAttr)
logmessage('fare_attributes.txt created, %d entries'%len(fareAttr))
zf.write(outputFolder+'fare_attributes.txt', arcname='fare_attributes.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
###################
# Fare Rules
# one change from existing model : now keeping the figures in, to make it easier for the user. The KMRL model of using F1 F2 etc is confusing.
# a replacement at end ought to do the job.
if files.get('fareChart',False):
logmessage('\nPreparing fare_rules table.')
faresPivotedString = files['fareChart'][0]['body']
fares_pivoted = pd.read_csv( io.BytesIO(faresPivotedString) )
keepcols=['origin_id']
var_header='destination_id'
value_header='fare_id'
sortby=['origin_id','destination_id','fare_id']
firstCol = keepcols[0]
if list(fares_pivoted)[0] != firstCol:
fares_pivoted.rename(columns ={list(fares_pivoted)[0]: 'origin_id'}, inplace=True)
# rename first column, regardless of its orginal value or blank. from https://stackoverflow.com/a/26336314/4355695
# un-pivoting
fares_unpivoted = pd.melt(fares_pivoted, id_vars=keepcols, \
var_name=var_header, value_name=value_header)\
.sort_values(by=sortby)
# drop all rows having NaN values. from https://stackoverflow.com/a/13434501/4355695
fares_unpivoted_clean = fares_unpivoted.dropna()
# doing a find-replace for fare_id's
priceReplacementJson = { x['price'] : x['fare_id'] \
for x in payload['fareAttributes'] }
logmessage('priceReplacementJson:',priceReplacementJson)
fares_unpivoted_clean.fare_id.replace(priceReplacementJson, inplace=True)
# writing out
fares_unpivoted_clean.to_csv(outputFolder+'fare_rules.txt', index=False)
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'fare_rules.txt">fare_rules file</a> created with %d entries.<br>'%len(fares_unpivoted_clean)
logmessage('fare_rules.txt created, %d entries'%len(fares_unpivoted_clean))
zf.write(outputFolder+'fare_rules.txt', arcname='fare_rules.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
else:
returnJson['message'] += 'No fares chart uploaded so not making fare_rules file.<br>'
logmessage('No fares chart uploaded so not making fare_rules file.')
################
# Transfers
logmessage('\nPreparing transfers table.')
transfersPairs = payload.get('transfers',[])
transfersArray = []
for pair in transfersPairs:
row = {}
row['from_stop_id'] = pair[0]
row['to_stop_id'] = pair[1]
row['transfer_type'] = 0
transfersArray.append(row.copy())
transfersDF = pd.DataFrame(transfersArray)
# writing out
transfersDF.to_csv(outputFolder+'transfers.txt', index=False)
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'transfers.txt">transfers file</a> created with %d entries.<br>'%len(transfersDF)
logmessage('transfers.txt created, %d entries'%len(transfersDF))
zf.write(outputFolder+'transfers.txt', arcname='transfers.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
################
# Translations
logmessage('\nPreparing translations table.')
translationSource = payload.get('translations',[])
translationsArray = []
for line in translationSource:
row = {}
row['trans_id'] = line['English']
if len(line.get('Telegu','')):
row['lang'] = 'te' #Telegu
row['translation'] = line['Telegu']
translationsArray.append(row.copy())
if len(line.get('Urdu','')):
row['lang'] = 'ur' #Urdu
row['translation'] = line['Urdu']
translationsArray.append(row.copy())
if len(line.get('Hindi','')):
row['lang'] = 'hi' #Hindi
row['translation'] = line['Hindi']
translationsArray.append(row.copy())
translationsDF = pd.DataFrame(translationsArray)
# writing out
colsOrder = ['trans_id','lang','translation']
translationsDF.to_csv(outputFolder+'translations.txt', index=False, columns=colsOrder)
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'translations.txt">translations file</a> created with %d entries.<br>'%len(translationsDF)
logmessage('translations.txt created, %d entries'%len(translationsDF))
zf.write(outputFolder+'translations.txt', arcname='translations.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
######################################
# Trips and stop_times
logmessage('\nPreparing stop_times and trips tables.')
############
# before processing, first check if all CSVs have been uploaded or not
for i in range(numRoutes):
for day in ['WK','SU']:
fileHolder = files.get('route' + str(i) + day,None)
if fileHolder is None:
csvsFlag = False
else:
logmessage(fileHolder[0].filename)
if not csvsFlag:
logmessage('All routes CSVs have NOT been uploaded.')
returnJson['csvsStatus'] = False
returnJson['status'] = False
returnJson['message'] += 'All routes CSVs have NOT been uploaded.<br>'
return returnJson
else:
returnJson['csvsStatus'] = True
returnJson['message'] += 'All routes CSVs have been uploaded.<br>'
# initiating dataframes that will collect stop_times and trips entries
stop_times_collectorDF = pd.DataFrame()
trips_collectorDF = pd.DataFrame()
# loop through routes and service_id's
for i in range(numRoutes):
for service_id in ['WK','SU']:
logmessage('i:',i,' service_id:',service_id)
route_id = routes[i]['id']
logmessage('route_id:',route_id)
fileHolder = files.get('route%d%s'%(i,service_id),None)
logmessage(fileHolder[0]['filename'])
df = pd.read_csv( io.BytesIO(fileHolder[0]['body']) )
# reading csv directly from bytestring received in the formdata.
# from https://stackoverflow.com/a/20697069/4355695
#######
df.columns = df.columns.str.strip().str.lower().str.replace(' ', '').str.replace('(', '').str.replace(')', '')
# cleanup column names. from https://medium.com/@chaimgluck1/working-with-pandas-fixing-messy-column-names-42a54a6659cd
try:
df = df[['runid','rundescription','tripid','platform','arrivaltime','departuretime']]
# cut out unnecessary columns
except KeyError as e:
returnJson['status'] = False
returnJson['message'] += 'Invalid CSV file:' + fileHolder[0]['filename']
return returnJson
#######
# build accepted stop values : suffix 1 and 2 to sequence
# logmessage(routes[i]['sequence'])
acceptedStops = [ x + '1' for x in routes[i]['sequence'] ] + \
[ x + '2' for x in routes[i]['sequence'] ]
# logmessage('acceptedStops :', acceptedStops)
# keep ony the rows that match accepted stops
df = df[ df['platform'].isin(acceptedStops)]
# from https://stackoverflow.com/a/12065904/4355695
logmessage('Filtered table down to accepted stops values, length:',len(df))
#######
# make index as a column so we can sort by it. from https://stackoverflow.com/a/20461206/4355695
df.reset_index(level=0, inplace=True)
# make time column having departuretime as a pandas time object, so we can sort by it.
# from https://codeburst.io/dealing-with-datetimes-like-a-pro-in-pandas-b80d3d808a7f
df['time'] = pd.to_datetime(df['departuretime'], format='%H:%M:%S')
# sort by: ['runid','rundescription','tripid','index']
df.sort_values(['runid','rundescription','tripid','time','index'], inplace=True)
#######
# split into dfs by trip, and exclude invalid short trips
logmessage('Intial number of trips in file:,',len(df.tripid.unique().tolist()))
# have to cut out trips whose length is below 4 less than route sequence length.
threshold_triplen = len(routes[i]['sequence']) - 4
logmessage('Min allowed length of a trip:',threshold_triplen)
# from https://stackoverflow.com/a/43998102/4355695 .
# Split the df into dict of df's by grouping by tripid.
tripsDict = { str(key): df.loc[value] \
for key, value in df.groupby("tripid").groups.items() \
if len(value) >= threshold_triplen }
# Advantage of this over normal looping : we don't need to get the list of tripid's first.
# logmessage('Created tripsDict having each trip\'s sequence as a separate df')
tripsList = list(tripsDict.keys())
logmessage('After eliminating invalid length trips, total trips in table:',len(tripsList))
#######
# have to get rid of all trips that end before 6am.
# to do that, just find the last departuretime, take hh out and check if its less than 6.
# also just publish the borderline trips: that start before 6am and end after 6am.
for trip in tripsList:
tripdf = tripsDict.get(trip)
# get last departure time
last_dep = tripdf.departuretime.tolist()[-1]
last_dep_h = last_dep.split(':')[0]
# logmessage('For trip',trip,', last dep time h:',int(last_dep_h))
if int(last_dep_h) < 6:
logmessage( 'Removing pre-6am trip',trip )
tripsDict.pop(trip,None)
else:
# implicitly this will run on for int(last_dep_h) >= 6
# get first departure time
first_dep = tripdf.departuretime.tolist()[0]
first_dep_h = first_dep.split(':')[0]
if int(first_dep_h) < 6:
logmessage( 'Watch out for borderline trip',trip)
# logmessage(tripdf)
# make new tripsList
tripsList = list(tripsDict.keys())
logmessage('After eliminating pre-6am trips, total trips in table:',len(tripsList))
#######
stop_times_collector = []
trips_collector = []
sequence = []
sequence.append( routes[i]['sequence'].copy() )
sequence.append( sequence[0].copy() )
sequence[1].reverse()
sequenceString0 = ','.join(sequence[0])
sequenceString1 = ','.join(sequence[1])
# LOOP: Processing each trip
for trip in tripsList:
tripdf = tripsDict.get(trip)[['platform','arrivaltime','departuretime']].copy()
##################
# find direction_id
stopsSequenceString = ','.join( [ x[:-1] for x in tripdf.platform.tolist() ] )
# make the trip's stops into an array,
# strip out suffix,
# join to make one string
if stopsSequenceString in sequenceString0:
# this trip id has direciton_id: 0
direction_id = 0
elif stopsSequenceString in sequenceString1:
direction_id = 1
else:
logmessage('ALERT! this trip is NOT in any sequence.', trip, stopsSequence)
continue
#######
# find the suffix to put it on top of stop_id below.
suffix = tripdf['platform'].tolist()[1][-1]
#######
# let's CONSTRUCT the trip as it should be, from the official sequence.
# then copy in arrival, dep times from the df by looking up stop_id in platform column
stop_times_onetrip = []
for n,base_stop_id in enumerate(sequence[direction_id]):
stop_id = base_stop_id + suffix
strow = {}
strow['stop_sequence'] = n+1
# waiiit, the stop_id's don't have any 1,2 suffix, that needs to be found out!
strow['stop_id'] = stop_id
dfentry = tripdf[ tripdf.platform == stop_id ].to_dict('records')
# logmessage('\nmatching entry in df:\n',dfentry)
if len(dfentry):
if len( dfentry[0].get('arrivaltime','')) > 5:
# in BLU route, some arrivaltime values are '-'. so protecting against that.
# This value gets assigned later in missingRules loop.
strow['arrival_time'] = get_time( get_sec( dfentry[0].get('arrivaltime') ))
if len( dfentry[0].get('departuretime','')) > 5:
# though not felt needed, putting in this precaution for possible blank departure times too
strow['departure_time'] = get_time( get_sec( dfentry[0].get('departuretime') ))
# doing get_time( get_sec( to render the time strings properly (hh:mm:ss)
strow['timepoint'] = 1
else:
strow['timepoint'] = 0
stop_times_onetrip.append(strow)
#######
# 2nd Run:
# loop through stop_times_onetrip again, with enumerator,
# to find and populate timings for missing stops using missingRules
for n,row in enumerate(stop_times_onetrip):
stop_id = row.get('stop_id')
timepoint = row.get('timepoint')
# load missingRule for this stop_id if present:
rule = False
for mRow in missingRules:
if mRow['route_id'] == route_id and mRow['stop_id'] == stop_id:
rule = mRow
if rule and timepoint == 0:
# logmessage('Missing stop found!',stop_id)
benchmark_where = getInt(rule,'benchmark_where')
benchmark_column = rule.get('benchmark_column')
bench_n = n + benchmark_where
# locate benchmark by traversing to offset row in this trip's stop_times array, and pick designated column
benchmark_timestring = stop_times_onetrip[bench_n][benchmark_column]
# logmessage('benchmark_timestring:',benchmark_timestring)
benchmark = get_sec(benchmark_timestring)
arrival_time_offset = getInt(rule,'arrival_time_offset')
if arrival_time_offset:
row['arrival_time'] = get_time( benchmark + arrival_time_offset)
departure_time_offset = getInt(rule,'departure_time_offset')
if departure_time_offset:
row['departure_time'] = get_time( benchmark + departure_time_offset)
benchmark_arrival_change = getInt(rule,'benchmark_arrival_change')
if benchmark_arrival_change:
stop_times_onetrip[bench_n]['arrival_time'] = get_time( benchmark + benchmark_arrival_change)
benchmark_departure_change = getInt(rule,'benchmark_departure_change')
if benchmark_departure_change:
stop_times_onetrip[bench_n]['departure_time'] = get_time( benchmark + benchmark_departure_change)
# logmessage('Missing data filled for stop:',stop_id,'sequence:',i)
#########
# create trip_id for this trip
first_dep = stop_times_onetrip[0].get('departure_time','')\
.replace(':','')[:4]
if not len(first_dep): logmessage('trip',trip,' not having first departure time.')
trip_id = route_id + '.' + service_id + '.' + str(direction_id) + '.' + first_dep
# create trip_short_name
trip_short_name = stop_times_onetrip[0].get('departure_time','').replace(':','.')[:5] \
+ ' ' + routes[i]['short_name'] + ' ' \
+ ( 'Onward' if direction_id==0 else 'Return' )
#########
# assigning formulated trip_id to stop_times array
for row in stop_times_onetrip:
row['trip_id'] = trip_id
row['origtrip'] = trip
##################
# stop_times data for this trip is ready. Appending it to the collector array.
stop_times_collector += stop_times_onetrip
##################
# creating row for trips entry
shape_id = route_id + '_' + str(direction_id)
triprow = { 'route_id': route_id, 'service_id':service_id, \
'trip_id':trip_id, 'direction_id': direction_id, \
'shape_id':shape_id, 'wheelchair_accessible':1,\
'origtrip': trip, 'trip_short_name':trip_short_name }
trips_collector.append(triprow)
##################
# full-file-level operations on collected trips and stop_times
stop_times_onefileDF = pd.DataFrame(stop_times_collector)
# payload['replaceStops']
stopsOverrideJson = { x['stop_id']:x['replace_with'] \
for x in payload['replaceStops'] \
if x['route_id'] == route_id }
# creating a dict with substitutions that can directly be passed to pandas
logmessage('stopsOverrideJson:',stopsOverrideJson)
stop_times_onefileDF.stop_id.replace(stopsOverrideJson, inplace=True)
stop_times_collectorDF = pd.concat([stop_times_collectorDF, \
stop_times_onefileDF],\
ignore_index=True)
trips_collectorDF = pd. concat( [trips_collectorDF,\
pd.DataFrame(trips_collector)],\
ignore_index=True)
# end of service_id loop
# end of routes loop
# finally, writing to CSV
# stop_times
colsOrder = ['trip_id','stop_sequence','stop_id',
'arrival_time','departure_time', 'timepoint','origtrip']
stop_times_collectorDF.to_csv(outputFolder+'stop_times.txt', index=None, columns=colsOrder)
# now trips
colsOrder = ['route_id','service_id','direction_id','trip_id',\
'trip_short_name', 'shape_id','wheelchair_accessible', 'origtrip']
trips_collectorDF.to_csv(outputFolder+'trips.txt', index=None, columns=colsOrder)
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'stop_times.txt">stop_times file</a> created with %d entries.<br>'%len(stop_times_collectorDF)
logmessage('stop_times.txt created, %d entries'%len(stop_times_collectorDF))
zf.write(outputFolder+'stop_times.txt', arcname='stop_times.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="'+ outputFolder+'trips.txt">trips file</a> created with %d entries.<br>'%len(trips_collectorDF)
logmessage('trips.txt created, %d entries'%len(trips_collectorDF))
zf.write(outputFolder+'trips.txt', arcname='trips.txt', compress_type=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED )
###################
# end
zf.close()
importGTFS('hydMetroGTFS.zip')
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="' + uploadFolder + 'hydMetroGTFS.zip">hydMetroGTFS.zip</a> GTFS zip file created, and imported to DB.<br>'
returnJson['message'] += '<a target="_blank" href="' + logFolder + 'log.txt" target="_blank">Click here</a> for detailed logs.<br>'
returnJson['status'] = True
return returnJson
#######################
def geoJson2shapeHYD(route_id, shapefileContent, shapefileRev=None):
output_array = []
try:
coordinates = shapefileContent['features'][0]['geometry']['coordinates']
except KeyError as e:
logmessage('Invalid geojson file.')
return False
prevlat = coordinates[0][1]
prevlon = coordinates[0][0]
dist_traveled = 0
i = 0
for item in coordinates:
newrow = OrderedDict()
newrow['shape_id'] = route_id + '_0'
newrow['shape_pt_lat'] = item[1]
newrow['shape_pt_lon'] = item[0]
calcdist = lat_long_dist(prevlat,prevlon,item[1],item[0])
dist_traveled = dist_traveled + calcdist
newrow['shape_dist_traveled'] = float(format( dist_traveled , '.2f' ))
#rounding. From https://stackoverflow.com/a/28142318/4355695
i = i + 1
newrow['shape_pt_sequence'] = i
output_array.append(newrow)
prevlat = item[1]
prevlon = item[0]
# Reverse trip now.. either same shapefile in reverse or a different shapefile
if( shapefileRev ):
with open(shapefileRev, encoding='utf8') as g:
data2 = json.load(g)
logmessage('Loaded',shapefileRev)
try:
coordinates = data2['features'][0]['geometry']['coordinates']
except:
logmessage('Invalid geojson file ' + shapefileRev)
return False
else:
coordinates.reverse()
prevlat = coordinates[0][1]
prevlon = coordinates[0][0]
dist_traveled = 0
i = 0
for item in coordinates:
newrow = OrderedDict()
newrow['shape_id'] = route_id + '_1'
newrow['shape_pt_lat'] = item[1]
newrow['shape_pt_lon'] = item[0]
calcdist = lat_long_dist(prevlat,prevlon,item[1],item[0])
dist_traveled = float(format( dist_traveled + calcdist , '.2f' ))
newrow['shape_dist_traveled'] = float(format( dist_traveled , '.2f' ))
#rounding. From https://stackoverflow.com/a/28142318/4355695
i = i + 1
newrow['shape_pt_sequence'] = i
output_array.append(newrow)
prevlat = item[1]
prevlon = item[0]
return output_array
####################################
def get_sec(time_str):
'''
convert a hh:mm:ss string into seconds
'''
h, m, s = time_str.split(':')
return int(h) * 3600 + int(m) * 60 + int(s)
####################################
def get_time(n):
'''
convert a seconds int value into a hh:mm:ss string
'''
return time.strftime('%H:%M:%S', time.gmtime(n))
def getInt(rule,key,default=0):
test = rule.get(key,default)
if test == '' or test==False or test==True:
return 0
else:
return int(test)