SimWrapper version 1.6

January 31, 2022

Billy Charlton

Version 1.6.0 of Simwrapper is released today.

New features:

DBF files now supported in most places where CSVs are allowed (3866379)
Enable drag/drop to load datasets (CSV,.GZ) (a4bd4ce)
links: Categorical link data can be used for colors (2e00fa5)
links: Export YAML config with full color & width settings (2fd285e)
links: Load detailed color and width settings from YAML (fa02c9e)
New configuration panel for colors & widths (84c7c35), closes #98

And many bugfixes. See the Change Log for the full list.

ActivitySim and SimWrapper

November 15, 2021

Billy Charlton

Please welcome ActivitySim to the SimWrapper family!

ActivitySim is an advanced activity-based transport model being co-developed by a consortium of cities and state agencies in the U.S. There is now an ActivitySim flavor of SimWrapper being implemented at https://activitysim.github.io/dashboard.

This is just the first phase of this work! If you are interested in ActivitySim and want to help created data visualization tools after the model has finished running, you've found the right place.

More to come!

Using SimWrapper with local files on your PC/laptop

January 27, 2021

Billy Charlton

You don't need to set up any external file servers or upload outputs to subversion to use SimWrapper: you can explore the files stored on your own laptop right away.

This is great for debugging runs and for files that you cannot make public (or that you don't want to make public just yet).

All you need to do is run the Mini File Server program on your local machine, in the folder that you want SimWrapper to have access to. It is a simple HTTP web server that lets your browser access that folder (and only that folder) via localhost:8000. Your machine's default firewall will prevent any outside network or internet access.

Here's how to set it up.

Welcome to SimWrapper 👋

January 15, 2021

Billy Charlton

New documentation site! I'm excited to get this info "out there", in the hopes that more people will find SimWrapper useful after reading these pages.

Let me know if you see mistakes or have suggestions on what topics need to be added. There's a lot more to come!

Cheers,

Billy

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