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indoorgraphs

v1.0.4

Published

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Downloads

45

Readme

NPM Version License: MIT

indoorgraphs is a nodejs package that enables (client-side) routing in your mapping application.

  • Attribute-based queries (accessible): Graph nodes and edges can be assigned attributes which can then be used to determine accessible routes.
  • Client-side: What is unique about the routing functionality is that it can be performed client-side rather than server-side using a routing engine. This eliminates the cost and maintenance of running a routing server. The routing graphs can be stored as simple JSON files and retrieved from a web server at runtime.

Documentation

For more detailed (and most likely helpful) documentation visit the Read the Docs site for this project at:

https://indoorgraphs.com/docs

How to contribute

I welcome all forms of contribution! If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please open a discussion or issue (feature request)!

Also, please feel free to share how you're using Indoorgraphs, I'd love to know.