Releases: ropensci/stplanr
Releases · ropensci/stplanr
R 4.0.0 Compatible
- Changes for compatibility with R 4.0.0
Progressing route()s
stplanr 0.5.0
route_graphhopper()
should now work with a local graphhopper instance. See #369- The old
line2route()
function now works with routing functions that returnsf
objects - The new
route()
function is now more resilient, providing a progress bar if you havepbapply
package installed, returning a result even if some routes failed, and telling you which routes failed - The package has fewer dependencies,
readr
,openxlsx
andlubridate
removed - Deprecated function
buff_geo()
removed
BUG FIXES
line2route docs
stplanr 0.4.1
NEW FEATURES
- Better error messages if
od2line()
fails due to non-matching ids - Improved documentation of
od2line()
in the vignette: https://docs.ropensci.org/stplanr/articles/stplanr-od.html#non-matching-ids
Network Breakup
stplanr 0.4.0
NEW FEATURES
- A family of new functions, including
route_split()
,rnet_add_node()
andsln_add_node()
for adding new nodes to routes, route networks andsfNetwork
objects, closing #342 - Updated vignette on route networks, solving #237, which can be found here: https://docs.ropensci.org/stplanr/articles/stplanr-route-nets.html
- Fix in
line2points()
line_to_points()
function removed in favour ofline2point()
.- New function
sln_clean_graph()
removes unconnected elements ofsfNetwork
objects. Credit to Andrea Gilardi. See (#344). - New functions
rnet_breakup_vertices()
andline2vertices()
for breaking up linestrings representing route networks into smaller segments, in preparation for routing. See (#282) (which these functions address) and PR 347 for details.
BUG FIXES
- Bugs in
route_dodgr()
and associated examples fixed (#348) - Annoying message printed on load removed (#355)
OTHER
- Andrea Gilardi added as author.
- Deprecated functions related to road crash (STATS19) data removed
New logo!
- stplanr now has a logo! See #334
line_to_points()
depreciated in favour ofod2line()
, the latter function name being more consistent with the package's other functionsline2pointsn()
now works withsf
objects- Documentation fixes - see #329
OTHER
- Various improvements made to the
stplanr-od
vignette, thanks to Edward Leigh - URLs updated to link to stplanr's new, official website: https://docs.ropensci.org/stplanr/
od_oneway
0.3.0 Update vignette - matsim link
Concepts
Aggregating lines
stplanr 0.2.9
NEW FEATURES
- New functions
od_aggregate_from()
andod_aggregate_to()
provide easy ways to aggregate origin-destination pairs. See #303. - Updated
overline2()
is now faster and better documented, thanks to #307 - Updates to
route_dodgr()
function, which provides an interface to the dodgr package, accepts wider range of inputs - Better website and updated function list. See https://ropensci.github.io/stplanr/index.html
- The
sf
method foroverline()
has been updated so it calls the much fasteroverline2()
function - Updated documentation for
route_local()
BUG FIXES
- Bug in
sum_network_routes()
fixed. See #267
overline2
stplanr 0.2.8
NEW FEATURES
- The stplanr paper has been published! See it here: https://journal.r-project.org/archive/2018/RJ-2018-053/index.html
- STATS19 functions such as
dl_stats19()
are depreciated. They have been split-out into the new packagestats19
route_dodgr()
has now been implemented- A new function
overline2()
has been added, thanks to Malcolm Morgan. This is faster thanoverline()
. - A substantial refactoring operation has begun. This has resulted in fewer lines of code in the
od
functions, a newstplanr::od_coords2line()
function, and more support ofsf
route_dodgr()
has been added- A new example dataset,
osm_net_example
, has been added for local routing purposes. - A citation to the package has been added. Try
citation("stplanr")
- The package has a shiny new website thanks to
@maelle
: https://ropensci.github.io/stplanr/ - The package looses its Imports dependency on rgdal, which has been demoted to a Suggests
BUG FIXES
- An issue with
route_graphhopper()
has been fixed, see #297
dplyr dev
Fixes for the development version of dplyr.