I’m trying to add new points to a route. For example:
The route is 1000km long every 100km add one marked as if it were mandatory stops or goals to be reached on a given route.
But I am not able to find something like that.
API JS
Could you not iterate through the path and add up the distance then once >100km add marker and reset the distance counter.
Not sure on JS application.
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I believe it would be a solution but I am not able to develop it
Sorry, I’m no good with JS, I can only offer suggestions and not answers. Try reading the following to iterate through path;
Then look up how to add markers to map.
Hopefully it makes more sense to you.
Thank you, I will do a detailed reading and see if I can make any progress.
If you resolve your problem please post your solution as it might help someone with the same query.
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I couldn’t create a solution 
I have the solution that calculates the points in google maps api.
But I can’t create it for graphhoper api js
you can make this a bit tidier but…
set a global int variable (outside of the loop) called accumulated_distance, set it to 0
Create a list that can hold “routenodes” or whatever you want
Create an class eg(id, lat,lng, totalDistanceTravelled ,and a binary field called have_break )
loop through your points/nodes ( with an index)
for each one,
create an object of routenodes
set id to the value of your loop index
add the lat and lng ( maybe store a location object)
add Have_break = false into each object
add the object to the list routenodes.
When your loop finishes
Loop through the objects you have created
if the index>0 {
use a location library ( or haversine method) to calculate the the distance between this index’s location and the previous index’s location
eg accumulated_distance = accumulated_distance + ((thislocation)distanceto(index-1 location)
set totaldistancetravelled = accumlated_distance;
}
Now you have a list of points with the distance traveled at each point
set a var called dist_alarm, set it to 100,000 ( 100k meters)
run through list again 
if total distancetravelled > dist_alarm {
have_break==true
distalarm = distalarm + 100000;
}
now you can extract the locations that have have_break=true.
Hello,
I’ll try, thanks for the answer!
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