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thinkgeo_cloud_routing [2019/06/25 02:43]
kevinwan [Get Route]
thinkgeo_cloud_routing [2019/12/16 21:57] (current)
brianr [TSP]
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 //**URL Parameters**//​ //**URL Parameters**//​
-  * <​html><​span class="​api-parameter"><​span class="​api-parameter-name">​coordinates</​span>:​ A semicolon-delimited list of {y},​{x} ​coordinate pairs to travel in order.</​span></​html>​+  * <​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">​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">​proj4String</​span>:​ Optional. The Proj4 string of the input and output feature'​s coordinate system.</​span></​html>​
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-//Details coming soon//+//**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. ​ 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.
 +
 +==== Optimize Route for TSP ====
 +Find the shortest route through a series of destinations,​ optionally returning to the starting point.
 +
 +<code html>
 +HTTP GET 
 +https://​cloud.thinkgeo.com/​api/​v1/​route/​optimization/​{coordinates}
 +</​code>​
 +
 +//**URL Parameters**//​
 +  * <​html><​span class="​api-parameter"><​span class="​api-parameter-name">​coordinates</​span>:​ A semicolon-separated list of {y},{x} coordinate pairs to visit along the route. You can specify between 2 and 25 coordinates.</​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 Proj string of the input and output feature'​s coordinate system.</​span></​html>​
 +  * <​html><​span class="​api-parameter"><​span class="​api-parameter-name">​roundtrip</​span>:​ Optional. Indicates whether the returned route is round-trip, meaning the route returns to the starting location (true) or not (false). Defaults to true.</​span></​html>​
 +  * <​html><​span class="​api-parameter"><​span class="​api-parameter-name">​source</​span>:​ Optional. Identifies which coordinate should be used as the start point of the route. Acceptable values are <​code>​first</​code>,​ which uses the first point in the coordinates array, or <​code>​any</​code>,​ which chooses the most efficient start point. Defaults to <​code>​first</​code>​.</​span></​html>​
 +  * <​html><​span class="​api-parameter"><​span class="​api-parameter-name">​destination</​span>:​ Optional. Identifies which coordinate should be used as the final destination of the route. ​ Acceptable values are <​code>​any</​code>,​ which chooses the most efficient start point, or <​code>​last</​code>,​ which uses the last point in the coordinates array. Defaults to <​code>​any</​code>​.</​span></​html>​
 +  * <​html><​span class="​api-parameter"><​span class="​api-parameter-name">​turnByTurn</​span>:​ Optional. Specifies whether to return turn-by-turn directions with your route. ​ Defaults to false.</​span></​html>​
 +  * <​html><​span class="​api-parameter"><​span class="​api-parameter-name">​coordinateSnapRadius</​span>:​ Optional. The maximum distance a coordinate can be snapped to the road network. Defaults to 5000.</​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. Defaults to meters.</​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. Defaults to meters.</​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. Defaults to minutes.</​span></​html>​
 +
 +Visit the [[https://​cloud.thinkgeo.com/​help/​index.html#/​Routing/​OptimizationV1|Routing:​ Optimization]] API explorer page and click "Try It Out" to explore this API online. ​
  
 ===== Consume from Client Side===== ===== Consume from Client Side=====
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 Online Sample: Online Sample:
-<code csharp>​ +  * [[https://​samples.thinkgeo.com/​cloud/#​RoutinginNorthAmerica|ThinkGeo Cloud Routing Online Sample]]
- +
-Coming soon +
- +
-</code>+
  
 Desktop Sample: ​ Desktop Sample: ​
thinkgeo_cloud_routing.1561430633.txt.gz · Last modified: 2019/06/25 02:43 by kevinwan