dsh-altitude-sick

Hiking at high altitude is as much about risk as it is about scenery, and altitude sickness often creeps in when there is no systematic plan before the trip. Most travelers piece together advice from scattered forum posts without a single lightweight tool that builds a tailored plan around their own pace and elevation profile.

dsh-altitude-sick does one thing well: given your parameters, it returns a structured trekking plan that helps you pace your load and schedule before entering higher altitude zones. The entire plugin is written in pure Node.js with no network dependency, so it runs fully offline, a practical advantage in remote mountain areas where connectivity is unreliable.

It is aimed at hikers, cyclists, and campers planning treks in moderate to high altitude regions who want structured, actionable guidance to reduce their altitude-sickness risk rather than relying on fragmented online tips.