Open-source alternatives to Gtfslib Python

A complete*, easy to use parsing library for GTFS data. Implemented in go. Accepts folders containing GTFS files and ZIPs. Feeds are validated during parsing. ID references are transformed into pointer references where appropriate.

mobdb provides R functions to search and access transit feed data from the Mobility Database. The package wraps the Mobility Database Catalog API, enabling the discovery of GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) Schedule, GTFS Realtime, and GBFS (General Bikeshare Feed Specification) feeds…

A Java library for reading and writing GTFS feeds, including database support.

GTFSDB

GTFS Feed Parser

Utilities to process GTFS data sets.

Import GTFS Static/Schedule datasets into a DuckDB database, to allow for efficient querying and analysis.

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R package for working with GTFS data

A thin and fast low-level library which reads GTFS static feeds. This library provides a readable and intuitive C interface for parsing data provided in the Google's General Transit Feed Specification format.

Partridge

The General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) is a commonly used model to represent public transit data.

A simple GTFS library.

multigtfs: GTFS as a Django app

PostgreSQL schema for GTFS feeds from across the world.

TransitGPT is a specialized chatbot that helps transit enthusiasts retrieve transit information and analyze GTFS feeds via code. Try the chatbot here.

This Ruby script is used to convert a set of GTFS files into a SQLite database GeoJSONs needed by the Transit Map web application that animates vehicles on a map based on timetables and network.