This is the Svelte JS (and eventually Rust WASM) version of Catenary Maps. Catenary Maps allows users to discover public transport routes and track vehicles on public transport networks in countries around the world including the United States, Canada, EU Countries like Ireland, Germany, France, Spain, Germany, Switzerland, Portugal, Norway, Finland, Sweden, Belgium, Netherlands, and United Kingdom, Japan, Australia , and New Zealand. Data such as the speed and vehicle numbers is on Catenary, not shown on other map apps. We also collect realtime data from proprietary sources and convert them to GTFS. All data processing, ingestion, and queries are handled by https://github.com/catenarytransit/catenary-backend, which is written in Pure rhst.
Current site URL: https://maps.catenarymaps.org
bun installbun run build
bun run previewCatenary Maps Web version.
Maprender: Maplibre https://maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js/docs/
Base layers: https://github.com/wipfli/esa-worldcover-polygons with data from https://esa-worldcover.org/en OpenFreeMap https://openfreemap.org/ with data from https://OpenStreetMaps.org
For the seperate but concurrent Flutter Rust project (early alpha): https://github.com/catenarytransit/catenary_flutter
eventually, both web and flutter frontend will heavily use a shared set of structs and rust code for communicating with the backend websocket server.
The project to replicate Loom (line ordering optimised maps) by Patrick Brosi, PhD is a backend project, with minimal involvement with the frontend.
