http://www.naist.jp/accessmap/
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Edit the CSV files under resources directory. The first column in each row represents the hour, and the others represent the minutes. #34 is a good example.
Well... Nara Kotsu's latest system provides timetable data in PDF format, whereas the previous system provided it in an HTML table format. In those days, HTML tables could be converted to machine-readable CSVs by formatting them in Excel or Google Spreadsheets. It was the easiest way to obtain machine-readable timetable data without complicated parsing programs. Since Nara Kotsu upgraded the timetable system, the original author understands that this format is no longer useful.
No. #32 includes data.json in the PR, but it is no longer needed. GitHub Actions now automatically generate it.
Yes. First install browser binaries with npx playwright install, then launch the suite with npm run e2e. The command spins up the Vite dev server on port 3000 automatically and runs the Playwright checks headlessly.
The production build now bundles a service worker through vite-plugin-pwa so the timetable keeps working offline. Run npm run build followed by npm run preview -- --host 0.0.0.0 --port 4173 to inspect the generated PWA locally, and use your browser's Application panel to unregister the service worker when testing changes.
- @speedcell4 added timetables between Tomigaoka station and NAIST.
- @keichi updated the timetable to the latest in Apr. 2020.
- @kumahika updated the timetable to the latest in Jun. 2020.
- @tsubakittr updated the timetable to the latest in Nov. 2021.
- @lfyao fixed mistakes in the timetables.
- @JosephAyo updated the timetable to the latest.
- This software is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE.
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