A tool for generating dynamic stylized transit maps that are easy to understand. Transitive takes in information describing specific transport network elements (routes, stops, journeys) -- typically produced by the OpenTripPlanner Profiler extension -- and produces a schematic map of those elements:
Dynamic styling of the network elements allows for interactivity and flexibility in the visual presentation. For instance, a single journey can be highlighted:
Transitive is supported by the Mobility Lab Transit Tech Initiative. Read more in this Mobility Lab article.
$ component install conveyal/transitive.js$ git clone git@github.com:conveyal/transitive.js.git
$ cd transitive.js
$ make install && make releaseThe MIT License (MIT)
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