gtfsio 1.0.0
Bug fixes
import_gtfs() would raise a
{bit64}-related warning when the first row of any table
included a 64-bit integer. This is now fixed - when reading the first
row to figure out which fields are present, all columns are read as
character vectors.
New features
- Added (internal) input assertion functions, which declutter the
input checking sections quite a bit.
- Added new (internal)
gtfsio_error() function, which
raises a custom-classed error condition. All errors raised in gtfsio’s
exported functions inherit from gtfsio_error and
<function_name>_error, which allows for easier and
more clear error catching.
Potentially breaking changes
- Files and fields checking functions had their names changed. They
now use the singular form, instead of the plural
(i.e.
check_fields_exist() was substituted by
check_field_exists()). This shouldn’t raise reverse
dependencies concern, because as of now only {gtfstools}
dev version uses such functions, which is an easy fix that doesn’t
concern CRAN release.
gtfsio 0.2.0
Bug fixes
import_gtfs() would ocasionally include the full path
to a table to their name in a GTFS object (#17). Fixed by Mark Padgham
(@mapdge) in #18.
New features
- Added new
summary.gtfs method. Thanks Mark Padgham
(@mapdge).
import_gtfs() has a new encoding
parameter, used to handle encoded strings in their native encoding.
gtfsio 0.1.2
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug (or perhaps, changed the behaviour) of
check_fields_exist() and check_fields_types()
when a lower-level test (i.e. if the file that holds such field exists,
for example) failed. Now it returns FALSE instead of
raising an error.
gtfsio 0.1.1
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug in
export_gtfs() when as_dir
was set to TRUE and path was set to
tempdir() in #15. The function now returns an (intentional)
error if tempdir() is passed to path. Thanks
Flavio Poletti (@polettif).
New features
import_gtfs() has a new skip parameter. It
may be used similarly to files, but you specify the files
you don’t want to read, instead of the ones you do. Thanks
Flavio Poletti (@polettif).
gtfsio 0.1.0