Error: No input network found in stdin.
See original GitHub issueI have already run npm install -g transit-map
and install the package.
But when I run transit-map
, there’s an error as follow.
Error: No input network found in stdin.
So, what’s the problem with my package? Could you please help me solve this problem?
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You have to download a (transit) network as an input. E.g. the subways of Berlin from the examples folder of this repository. Save the JSON on your computer and pipe it into transit-map:
For further explanations on how to run transit-map, run:
transit-map --help
@PanaderoCF Okay, if I’m not missing something, it looks like a bug and/or Windows weirdness. Please open a new Issue with the information from your comment.