This is a good point, I mainly mentioned graphhopper because I think it would
fit nicely with baremaps.
From what I understand, the idea behind the matrix api is to return a matrix of
routes between locations with a single API call. Is this correct or are there
some specific challenges associat
Hi,
I personally also like Valhalla (c++) [1], which also uses OSM data as
input. If you use it as an external microservice it's very efficient.
The OSM pbf are recomputed in tiles (also pbf, but other schema) and it's
actually pretty fast.
Moreover, Graphopper does not include the matrix API in
I don’t think there is a need to replicate Graphhopper, their license is
permissive and their algorithms are really robust (A*, contrition hierarchies
[1]).
At some point, we exchanged about osm parser performance and the discussion was
really interesting [2]. I hope we can find was to collabor
interesting project. Pretty cool too. In terms of "all the major
components" do you envision replicating the functionality of Graphhopper
within Baremaps or using Graphhopper as a plugin to Baremaps (for lack of a
better term)?
On Fri, Apr 7, 2023 at 5:03 AM Bertil Chapuis wrote:
> Graphhoppe
Graphhopper is a really good Java project that provides a routing engine
(Apache License).
One of the motivation for writing Baremaps in Java was to have all the major
components written in the same language (Map, IP to location, Geocoding,
Reverse Geocoding, Routing, etc). The fact that Graphh
Hey all,
What is the feasibility of using baremaps for giving directions to a
location based on a user's current location?
The functionality would be similar to Google maps, but we'd like to
customize the directions given to the driver.
