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About the experiment

This is a fork of OTP.

We want to experiment with using OTP's raptor implementation as a standalone library.

Installation in IntelliJ

  • Requires Maven >= 3.6.6
  • Import the project as a Maven project or from version control (GitHub)
  • Run mvn install
  • Execute Build Project in IntelliJ
  • Reload all Maven projects (in Maven tool window)

Now everything should compile file and tests can be run in the IDE.

Step 1: Use RaptorService (API) with simple example

Goal: Execute a few queries on the OTP Raptor API. Try to load timetable data via GTFS import.

Steps:

  • Fork the OTP GH project.
  • Start with a simple test case (or a few) using the existing RaptorModuleTestCase mechanism but our own scenario.
  • Possible approach: Get rid of the test support code like RaptorModuleTestCase so that in the end we use RaptorService directly. Alternative: Build RaptorService use up from scratch.
  • Create timetable for our scenario as GTFS files.
  • Import GTFS files for running the test. Use OTP’s approach or an external library.

Original README

See the original README for more information about the OpenTripPlanner project.