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jaykayone/distance

By jaykayone

•Updated over 8 years ago

Webpage to calculate distances using https://data.public.lu/en/datasets/587f419f111e9b0c463bf681

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jaykayone/distance repository overview

⁠distance

webservice to calculate official distances according to https://data.public.lu/en/datasets/matrice-des-distances-sur-routes-nationales-et-cr/⁠

⁠Usage

⁠Docker

a regular docker build ./ would produce the docker image with the default name distance. Then running the service can be done by issuing a docker run command, specifying the exposed ports.

docker build ./ -t distance
docker run -p "80:80" distance

⁠Docker compose

The docker-compose.yaml can be used to automatically create and start the service in a single operation:

docker-compose app

If you want the service to be exposed on another port and use docker-compose change the port in the .env file or run the docker-compose command overrriding the port (env PORT=8080 docker-compose up if the image has already been created)

⁠Example queries

⁠Using the web browser

Once you have a running service, you can visually create a query by navigating to http://localhost/)⁠ If you modified the exposed port by changing the PORT variable in the .env file, change the URL accordingly.

⁠Using the API

To get the distance between multiple points, you can access the webservice for example like:

http://localhost/webservice/Luxembourg:Esch-sur-Alzette⁠

This would return a json result like:

{"calculated": 18.8, "from": "luxembourg", "straight": 16.8, "to": "esch-sur-alzette"}

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