routino-router+lib(1)
π routino-router+lib β a manual page, but make it bestie π
okay so real talk: this is the manual for routino-router+lib(1), which lives in the routino family of manual pages. pull up a chair, grab a boba, and let's get into it π§β¨
β¨ NAME β¨
routino-router+lib β calculate routes using the routino database and shared library π
π SYNOPSIS π
routino-router+lib [--version] [--help] [--dir=dirname] [--prefix=name]
[--profiles=filename] [--translations=filename]
[--language=lang] [--output-html]
[--output-gpx-track] [--output-gpx-route]
[--output-text] [--output-text-all] [--output-none]
[--output-stdout] [--list-html | --list-html-all |
--list-text | --list-text-all] [--profile=name]
[--shortest | --quickest] --lon1=longitude
--lat1=latitude --lon2=longitude --lat2=latitude [...
--lon99=longitude --lat99=latitude] [--reverse]
[--loop]
like yes bestie, that's a lot of brackets, but every one of them is doing its job π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
routino-router+lib does the actual calculation of the optimum routes, using the database that the planetsplitter(1) program generated for you. no cap. that's the whole job and it eats every single time π₯
the difference from routino-router(1)? it uses the libroutino shared library. that's it, that's the plot twist, that's the main character energy π
π OPTIONS π
one bullet per flag, bestie, we don't skip. ever. π
--versionβ prints out the version of Routino. cute little intro card for the software β¨--helpβ prints out the help information. the built-in cheat sheet π«Ά--dir=dirnameβ the directory that's holding your routing database π--prefix=nameβ the filename prefix for the routing database π·οΈ--profiles=filenameβ the name of the XML file containing the profiles. defaults to'profiles.xml'when you're using the--dirand--prefixoptions, otherwise it's the file installed in/usr/share/routinoπ--translations=filenameβ the name of the XML file containing the translations. defaults to'translations.xml'when you're using the--dirand--prefixoptions, otherwise it's the file installed in/usr/share/routinoπΈ--language=langβ use the translations for the language you specify π£οΈ--output-htmlβ write an HTML description of the route π--output-gpx-trackβ write a GPX track file with all route points π°οΈ--output-gpx-routeβ write a GPX route file with the interesting junctions π--output-textβ write a plain text file with the interesting junctions π--output-text-allβ write a plain text file with all route points π§Ύ--output-noneβ don't write any output files and don't read any translations. (and hey β if you give no output option at all, then all of them get written. noted.) π«--output-stdoutβ write to stdout instead of to a file. this one requires exactly one output format option, and it implies'--quiet'π’--list-htmlβ create an HTML list of the route π--html-allβ create an HTML list of the route with all points πβ¨--list-textβ create a plain text list with the interesting junctions π--list-text-allβ create a plain text list with all route points πβ¨--profile=nameβ select the loaded profile with this name π--shortestβ find the shortest route between the waypoints π--quickestβ find the quickest route between the waypoints β‘--lon<n>=longitudeβ specify the longitude of the n'th waypoint π--lat<n>=latitudeβ specify the latitude of the n'th waypoint π--reverseβ find a route between the waypoints in reverse order π--loopβ find a route that returns to the first waypoint after the last one π
π«Ά friendly reminder that the synopsis lists--list-html-allwhile the options list spells it--html-all. we are reporting, not editorialising. copy it exactly, bestie.
and that's the whole page, periodt π
this cutie was documented under the source routino-router+lib(1), dated 03 December 2025. happy routing, bestie β go find that optimum route, you absolute icon ππΈ
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu resolute: routino 3.4.3-3 Β· AGPL-3.0-or-later
- ubuntu stonking: routino 3.4.3-3 Β· AGPL-3.0-or-later
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms