kamal

A routing engine and API service based on Open data. Its current focus are flexibility, speed and stability in that order.

Usage

Check out the API examples provided as a Postman collection. Simply import it and have fun :)

For a demo see try.hyposfer.com (it will take a few seconds on the first run).

By default kamal will run at localhost:3000.

Installation

You can install kamal from clojars using lein or use our docker image.

Leiningen

$ git clone https://github.com/hiposfer/kamal.git && cd kamal
$ lein with-profile release uberjar
$ java -jar target/kamal.jar

Docker

Use our latest docker image:

$ docker run -it -p 3000:3000 hiposfer/kamal

Development

We follow Stuart Sierra's reload workflow. Our system configuration is created by reading the environment variables. An example of such config can be found in hiposfer.kamal.dev/env. As you can see there, it is also possible to create a system by providing the configuration directly.

1. Start a REPL
2. Load the hiposfer.kamal.dev namespace
3. Run the hiposfer.kamal.dev/refresh! function
4. Perform your changes
   • if your changes modify the network build process. Repeat from 3.
   • keep making your changes in the repl otherwise

In other words:

$ git clone https://github.com/hiposfer/kamal.git && cd kamal
$ lein repl
hiposfer.kamal.core=> (use 'hiposfer.kamal.dev)
hiposfer.kamal.core=> (hiposfer.kamal.dev/refresh!)

And then browse to localhost:3000

OSM Files

kamal consumes General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) and Open Street Map files.

kamal is very routing oriented, thus we rely on the awesome Overpass-API for filtering of Open Street Map data. Check out our pedestrian filtering query Here.

You can customize it however you want; once you are done, simply save the query run the preprocessing script again with lein preprocess resources/. This will preprocess all gtfs configs in your environment variables with (automatically) downloaded osm data.

License

kamal is distributed under LGPL v3