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flight-plan-converter
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Converts Flight Plans from and to various file formats.
.fms
V3.fms
V1100.fpl
(import only)On the command line:
$ npm install
$ npm run convert [source] [dest]
or bypassing npm to use directly:
$ npm install
$ flight-plan-converter [source] [dest]
or programatically:
var converter = require('flight-plan-converter');
var msFpl = fs.readFileSync('some-microsoft-flight-sim-flight-plan.fpl', 'utf8');
fs.writeFileSync('x-plane-flight-plan.fms',
// converts parsed/normalized flight plan to specifique format
converter.convert(
// parsed/normalized flight plan
converter.parse(
// raw input flight plan
msFpl,
// input format
converter.formats.MS_FPL // -> 'ms_fpl'
),
// output format
converter.formats.XPLANE_FMS // -> 'xplane_fms'
),
'utf8'
);
// or create a normalized flight plan
var fpl = {
waypoints: [
{
lat: 50, lon: 11,
elevation: 100, // elevation in ft
type: converter.types.GPS // -> 'gps'
},
{
lat: 52.24196492666667, lon: 11.85835872,
elevation: 172,
type: converter.types.AIRPORT // -> 'airport'
airport: {
icao: "EDBG"
}
},
{
lat: 52.074078, lon: 11.648333,
elevation: 0,
type: converter.types.NDB // -> 'ndb'
ndb: {
identifier: "MU"
}
},
{
lat: 52.546944, lon: 11.099722,
elevation: 0,
type: converter.types.FIX // -> 'fix'
fix: {
name: "BATEL"
}
}
]
};
fs.writeFileSync('my-xplane-fpl.fms',
converter.convert(
fpl,
converter.formats.XPLANE_FMS
),
'utf8'
);
FAQs
Converts Flight Plans from and to various file formats.
We found that flight-plan-converter demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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