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The TransitFeed library contains several parts, each with its own instructions:
- TransitFeed - a Python package for reading, writing, and validating feeds
- FeedValidator - a command line tool that checks a GTFS feed for problems
- ScheduleViewer - an application for exploring a feed on a map
- KMLWriter - an application for plotting a feed's stops in a KML file for viewing in Google Earth
- Merge - combines two GTFS files into one
- GoogleRandomQueries - an example program. generates random queries for Google Maps trip planner.
- UnusualTripFilter - sets the trip_type depending on how often a pattern is used
You may download the transitfeed distribution as Windows executables, a source tar ball, or directly from our GitHub repository.
If you just want to run the tools, you may download prebuilt Windows programs from:
https://github.com/google/transitfeed/releases/latest
Download the latest version of transitfeed-<version>-windows.zip and unzip the contents into an empty directory. Then see the FeedValidator and ScheduleViewer pages for further instructions.
To install the transitfeed Python library:
easy_install transitfeed
Some features of the distribution depend on pytz. You may need to install it manually.
If you don't have easy_install on your computer you may download the latest source distribution directly.
Please create a new issue if you find bugs or have a feature requests. Patches released under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license are more than welcome!