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====== ThinkGeo Cloud Routing ======
ThinkGeo Cloud Routing provides RESTful APIs to get turn-by-turn driving directions, define service areas that can be reached by car in a given time or distance, and more.  Check out the [[https://samples.thinkgeo.com/cloud/#RoutinginNorthAmerica/|online sample]] for a quick look.

===== RESTful APIs =====

* //**Try it Online**:// All the ThinkGeo Cloud RESTful APIs can be tested online following the instructions below: 
  *  Get a ThinkGeo Cloud Client Key. Check out [[https://wiki.thinkgeo.com/wiki/thinkgeo_cloud_client_keys_guideline|ThinkGeo Cloud Client Keys Guideline]] see how to apply one. It's free for 60 days.  
   * Visit our [[https://cloud.thinkgeo.com/help/|ThinkGeo Cloud API Explorer]], click the "Authorize" button at the top and enter your client credentials. You are then free to play with all the APIs online. 

//**ThinkGeo Cloud Routing provides the following Restful APIs**://

==== Get Route ====
Finds the shortest route between 2-25 waypoints.

<code html>
HTTP GET 
https://cloud.thinkgeo.com/api/v1/route/{coordinates}
</code>

//**URL Parameters**//
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">coordinates</span>: A semicolon-delimited list of {y},{x} coordinates to travel in order.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">srid</span>: Optional. The SRID of the input and output feature's coordinate system. Defaults to 4326.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">proj4String</span>: Optional. The Proj4 string of the input and output feature's coordinate system.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">turnByTurn</span>: Optional. Whether to return turn-by-turn instructions or not. Defaults to false.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">coordinateSnapRadius</span>: Optional. The maximum distance of a coordinate can be snapped to the road network. Defaults to 5000 meters.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">coordinateSnapRadiusUnit</span>: Optional. The unit of the radius to snap the input coordinate to road network.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">distanceUnit</span>: Optional. The unit of measure in which to express the length of the route.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">durationUnit</span>: Optional. The unit of the time in which to express the duration of the route.</span></html>

Visit the [[https://cloud.thinkgeo.com/help/index.html#/Routing/Get%20routeV1|Routing]] API explorer page and click "Try It Out" to explore this API online.

==== Find Service Area ====
Find all the areas you can reach by car in a given time or distance.

<code html>
HTTP GET 
https://cloud.thinkgeo.com/api/v1/service-area/{pointY},{pointX}
</code>

//**URL Parameters**//
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">pointY</span>: The Y coordinate of the point.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">pointX</span>: The X coordinate of the point.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">srid</span>: Optional. The SRID of the input and output feature's coordinate system. Defaults to 4326.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">proj4String</span>: Optional. The Proj4 string of the input and output feature's coordinate system.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">serviceLimits</span>: A comma-delimited list of integer array, which specifies the travel distances or travel times to generate for each facility. The maximum number of <span class="api-parameter-name">serviceLimits</span> is 6.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">contourGranularity</span>: Optional. A float in the range of (0, 1.0) to identify how much we want to remove the contours. 0 means do not remove any contour at all, 1.0 means only return the largest contours.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">coordinateSnapRadius</span>: Optional. The maximum distance of a coordinate can be snapped to the road network. Defaults to 5000 meters.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">coordinateSnapRadiusUnit</span>: Optional. The unit of the radius to snap the input coordinate to road network.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">distanceUnit</span>: Optional. The unit of measure in which to express the length of the route.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">durationUnit</span>: Optional. The unit of the time in which to express the duration of traveling the route.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">gridSizeInMeters</span>: Optional. A float value in meters used as the tolerance for concave polygon. The smaller of the number is getting more accurate of the service areas but slower performance, better a value bigger than 300, but depends on the size of the result coverage. Defaults to 400.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">serviceAreaSeparationType</span>: Optional. Specify whether to include the region covered by the smaller service area into the region covered by the larger service area.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">serviceAreaType</span>: Optional. Indicates whether the result is returned as polygons enveloping the accessible roads, or as linestrings surrounding those roads.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">serviceLimitsType</span>: Optional. Indicates the unit of the <span class="api-parameter-name">serviceLimits</span>.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">travelDirection</span>: Optional. Indicates the direction of travel to or from the coordinate.</span></html>

Visit the [[https://cloud.thinkgeo.com/help/index.html#/Routing/Get%20service%20areaV1|Routing: Service Area]] API explorer page and click "Try It Out" to explore this API online. 

==== Get Cost Matrix ====
Calculates the travel time or distance between each waypoint in a series of coordinates and returns a matrix.

<code html>
HTTP GET 
https://cloud.thinkgeo.com/api/v1/route/matrix/?origins={origins}&destinations={destinations}
</code>

//**URL Parameters**//
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">origins</span>: A semicolon-delimited list of {y},{x} coordinates to treat at route starting points.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">destinations</span>: A semicolon-delimited list of {y},{x} coordinates to treat as route ending points.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">costMatrixType</span>: Optional. Whether to return a matrix of travel times or distances.  Acceptable values are <code>time</code> and <code>distance</code>.  Defaults to <code>time</code>.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">srid</span>: Optional. The SRID of the coordinate system in which to express the input and output origins and destinations. Defaults to 4326.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">proj4String</span>: Optional. The Proj4 string of the coordinate system in which to express the input and output origins and destinations.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">coordinateSnapRadius</span>: Optional. The maximum distance of a coordinate can be snapped to the road network. Defaults to 5000 meters.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">coordinateSnapRadiusUnit</span>: Optional. The unit of the radius to snap the input coordinate to road network.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">distanceUnit</span>: Optional. The unit of measure in which to express the length of each route in the matrix.</span></html>
  * <html><span class="api-parameter"><span class="api-parameter-name">durationUnit</span>: Optional. The unit of the time in which to express the travel time for each route in the matrix.</span></html>

Visit the [[https://cloud.thinkgeo.com/help/index.html#/Routing/Get%20cost%20matrixV1|Routing: Cost Matrix]] API explorer page and click "Try It Out" to explore this API online.

===== Consume from Client Side=====
ThinkGeo Cloud Routing does not allow anonymous users to access the API. Before working with these APIs, you will need to register with ThinkGeo Cloud and create your own clients. A new account come with two clients: **NativeConfidential** and **JavaScript**. See more details at [[thinkgeo_cloud_client_keys_guideline|here]].

ThinkGeo Cloud provides standard RESTful APIs which can be consumed in any platform through any language. ThinkGeo also offers two prepackaged API clients to make it easier to integrate into .NET and JavaScript applications.

==== SDK for .NET ====
The SDK for .NET enables developers to build .NET applications that use the ThinkGeo Cloud services. The NuGet package can be found at [[https://www.nuget.org/packages/ThinkGeo.Cloud.Client|ThinkGeo.Cloud.Client]] or you can install this package with PM by running the command: ''Install-Package ThinkGeo.Cloud.Client -Version VERSION_TO_BE_INSTALLED'', here is the complete [[thinkgeo_cloud_.net_client_apis|API List]].  Also you can check out the [[https://github.com/ThinkGeo?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=cloud&type=&language=|ThinkGeoCloudSample]] for a start.

=== API Documentation ===

//Coming soon//

==== SDK for JavaScript ====
The SDK for JavaScript enables developers to directly access ThinkGeo Cloud services from JavaScript code running in brower. This SDK can be found at [[https://www.npmjs.com/package/thinkgeocloudclient-js|thinkgeocloudclient-js]]. The [[https://samples.thinkgeo.com/cloud/#RoutinginNorthAmerica|Routing in North America]] and [[https://samples.thinkgeo.com/cloud/#GetServiceArea|Get Service Area]] samples show how to work with this SDK.

===== Samples =====

Online Sample:
  * [[https://samples.thinkgeo.com/cloud/#RoutinginNorthAmerica|ThinkGeo Cloud Routing Online Sample]]

Desktop Sample: 
<code csharp>

Coming soon

</code>


Web Sample:

<code csharp>

Coming soon

</code>

Mobile Sample: 
<code csharp>

Coming soon

</code>


===== Related Links =====
  * [[thinkgeo_cloud_geocoding|ThinkGeo Cloud Geocoding]]
  * [[thinkgeo_cloud_reverse_geocoding|ThinkGeo Cloud Reverse Geocoding]]
  * [[thinkgeo_cloud_maps_wms|ThinkGeo Cloud Maps WMS]]
  * [[thinkgeo_cloud_maps_vector_tiles|ThinkGeo Cloud Maps Vector Tiles]]
  * [[thinkgeo_cloud_maps_raster_tiles|ThinkGeo Cloud Maps Raster Tiles]]
  * [[thinkgeo_cloud_elevation|ThinkGeo Cloud Elevation]]
  * [[thinkgeo_cloud_colors|ThinkGeo Cloud Colors]]
  * [[thinkgeo_cloud_timezone|ThinkGeo Cloud Time Zones]]
  * [[thinkgeo_cloud_projection|ThinkGeo Cloud Projection]]
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