Sector Builder

Sector Builder is a command line tool to put split EuroScope sector files together.

Usage

<FILE_LIST> [--output-name <OUTPUT_NAME>] [--output-dir <OUTPUT_DIRECTORY>] [--insert-sources] [--verbose]

Arguments

<FILE_LIST>

Path to the file list. The file list format will be described below.

--output-name <OUTPUT_NAME>

The name of output sector files (sct and ese). For example, if you pass "ZBPE", the output will be "ZBPE.sct" and "ZBPE.ese".

The default value is a.

--output-dir <OUTPUT_DIRECTORY>

The directory where sector files will be built.

The default path is ./.build.

--insert-sources

Appends source file info to output sector files.

--verbose

Increases logging verbosity for debugging purposes.

File List Format

File list is a json containing file paths. These paths are based on the directory where the file list is.

When you are writing a file list, you need to put paths into different arrays. Each array has a corresponding sector section, and Sector Builder will put the content of every file in an array into the corresponding sector section. The corresponding relationship defined by Sector Builder is listed below.

You may use paths with glob expressions as well. For the supported glob expressions, please visit the readme of kthompson/glob, the glob library that Sector Builder is using.

Array Name	To Section	To File
color	-	sct
info	INFO	sct
airport	AIRPORT	sct
runway	RUNWAY	sct
vor	VOR	sct
ndb	NDB	sct
fix	FIXES	sct
highAirway	HIGH AIRWAY	sct
lowAirway	LOW AIRWAY	sct
sid	SID	sct
star	STAR	sct
artcc	ARTCC	sct
artccHigh	ARTCC HIGH	sct
artccLow	ARTCC LOW	sct
label	LABELS	sct
geo	GEO	sct
region	REGIONS	sct
position	POSITIONS	ese
freetext	FREETEXT	ese
sidstar	SIDSSTARS	ese
airspace	AIRSPACE	ese
radar	RADAR	ese
ground	GROUND	ese

Example

{
    "info": [
        "Info.txt"
    ],
    "airport": [
        "Airports/*.txt"
    ],
    "runway": [
        "Runways/ZSSS.txt",
        "Runways/ZSPD.txt",
        "Runways/ZSNJ.txt"
    ]
}