Open Traffic Reporter is part of OTv2, the new Open Traffic platform under development. It will take the place of OTv1's Traffic Engine component.
Build/run the python matcher service via docker-compose.
- move your tarball to
/some/path/to/data/tiles.tar
- the path is of your choosing, the name of the tarball is currently required to be
tiles.tar
- the path is of your choosing, the name of the tarball is currently required to be
DATAPATH=/some/path/to/data docker-compose up
- the container exposes port 8002 for the report and docker-compose maps that port locally
- the container exposes port 6379 for redis and docker-compose maps that port locally
- example browser request from your local machine: [click me](http://localhost:8002/segment_match?json={"trace":[ {"lat":14.543087,"lon":121.021019,"time":1000}, {"lat":14.543620,"lon":121.021652,"time":1008}, {"lat":14.544957,"lon":121.023247,"time":1029}, {"lat":14.545470,"lon":121.023811,"time":1036}, {"lat":14.546580,"lon":121.025124,"time":1053}, {"lat":14.547284,"lon":121.025932,"time":1064}, {"lat":14.547817,"lon":121.026665,"time":1072}, {"lat":14.549700,"lon":121.028839,"time":1101}, {"lat":14.550350,"lon":121.029610,"time":1111}, {"lat":14.551256,"lon":121.030693,"time":1125}, {"lat":14.551785,"lon":121.031395,"time":1133}, {"lat":14.553422,"lon":121.033340,"time":1158}, {"lat":14.553819,"lon":121.033806,"time":1164}, {"lat":14.553976,"lon":121.033997,"time":1167}]})
The following environment variables are exposed to allow manipulation of the python matcher service:
MATCHER_BIND_ADDR
: the IP on which the process will bind inside the container. Defaults to '0.0.0.0'.MATCHER_CONF_FILE
: the configuration file the process will reference. Defaults to '/etc/valhalla.json', which is included in the build of the container.MATCHER_LISTEN_PORT
: the port on which the process will listen. Defaults to '8002'.
This repository is tested on circleCI.
- pushes to master will result in a new container with the 'latest' tag being published on Docker Hub
- tagging in the form of
v{number}
will result in a docker container with a matching tag being built with whatever commit is referenced by that tag: e.g. taggingv1.0.0
on master will result in a container with tagv1.0.0
being built off of that tag on master.
Example: build a container tagged 'test'.
docker build --tag opentraffic/reporter:test --force-rm .
docker push opentraffic/reporter:test