[pgrouting-dev] RbRouting ruby wrapper for select pgRouting 2.0 functions

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Hey all,

I'm working on a ruby wrapper for some pgRouting 2.0 functions that
I'm calling RbRouting. This is based on some ruby code that I pulled
out of ridethecity.com and made a bit more generic. Currently, I've
defined classes to generate TRSP, Dijkstra, and A* shortest paths, as
well as a method to run osm2pgrouting. (I haven't actually tested the
restrict_sql part of TRSP yet, but in theory it should work!)

My goal is to provide this plus a generic version of the logic
ridethecity.com uses to generate its turn-by-turn directions, too,
possibly via a separate class or plugin gem.

Here's the repository: https://github.com/jordanderson/rb_routing

I haven't published this to rubygems yet as it's still pretty rough
around the edges and has no documentation, but I'd appreciate your
feedback, issue reporting, or pull requests!

Thanks,
Jordan

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On 3/11/2014 12:34 AM, Jordan Anderson wrote:

Hey all,

I'm working on a ruby wrapper for some pgRouting 2.0 functions that
I'm calling RbRouting. This is based on some ruby code that I pulled
out of ridethecity.com and made a bit more generic. Currently, I've
defined classes to generate TRSP, Dijkstra, and A* shortest paths, as
well as a method to run osm2pgrouting. (I haven't actually tested the
restrict_sql part of TRSP yet, but in theory it should work!)

My goal is to provide this plus a generic version of the logic
ridethecity.com uses to generate its turn-by-turn directions, too,
possibly via a separate class or plugin gem.

Here's the repository: https://github.com/jordanderson/rb_routing

I haven't published this to rubygems yet as it's still pretty rough
around the edges and has no documentation, but I'd appreciate your
feedback, issue reporting, or pull requests!

Thanks,
Jordan

Hi Jordan,

Thanks for your interest and your contribution.

I just added a new section to our wiki called "Friends of pgRouting"
https://github.com/pgRouting/pgrouting/wiki

and added a pointer to your project.
I don't use Ruby so I'm not much help there but I bet you will get some others that are interested.

Best regards,
   -Steve