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Package bus-router-sg
Short Description A route finder that helps you which bus is the best to ride to go to your destination.
License MIT
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Informations about the package bus-router-sg
Prologue
This package uses a laravel's model, so it is not an agnostic itself, but later on I will convert this package to support other framework and not to bound the models.
Installation
You need a laravel application atleast ~5.x, better to use Laravel 5.5 to have the package discovery.
To install this package to your laravel app, you need to run below
If your laravel app doesn't support a package discovery, then you need to add this class inside your config/app.php@providers
After installing, you need to create a database table and assign to your .env file
Execute php artisan migrate and php artisan bus-router-sg:parse-json
Class API Test
To test the class matching logic, an example below will help you.
As of now, the above will give you a lists of paths that you could use to render to your Google Map Api.
I'm currently working on the buses that you could take based on the routes returned, which you could find below Pending Tasks.
Tests
To test the package, I wrote a simple test class inside the tests/ folder.
Run phpunit under this root folder.
Pending Tasks for this Prototype
- [x] Matching Logic
- [x] Finding the nearest bus to take and the nearest bus to your destination.
- [x] Using Dijkstra's Algorithm to connect each bus routes (lat and long).
- [x] Compile the lists of buses to based on the routes (lat and long).
- [x] Test
- [x] User Interface
- [x] User Login
- [x] Form that needs to put the current location or get the current user's location using the browser api.
- [ ] CRUD for buses
- [ ] CRUD for bus stations
- [ ] CRUD for locations
- [ ] Search using Postal Code
- [ ] Search using a freeform address input and determine the postal code
