Regarding the my_area sample code illustrated below, found in the v1.0-pre41 github branch.
areas:
custom1:
type: "Feature"
geometry: { type: "Polygon", coordinates: [[[13.722, 51.053], [13.722, 51.055], [13.731, 51.055], [13.731, 51.053], [13.722, 51.053]]] }
Does the my_area weighting feature support importing a geojson from a filepath - for example:
priority:
area_custom1: 0.5
areas:
custom1:
path: <C:/PATH/TO/WEIGHTINGFILE.GEOJSON>
This is not supported yet, but you can directly copy any GeoJSON (as JSON) even into YAML as YAML is a superset of JSON. So no need to convert the GeoJSON into YAML format.
This is not supported yet
Good to know! Even though its minor I think that would be a pretty cool thing to add in but no worries if not! =]
You can directly copy any GeoJSON (as JSON) even into YAML as YAML is a superset of JSON.
I’m probably missing something small with my notation… Can you take a glance at my code below? for loading this Multipolygon:
The geojson:
{
"features": [
{
"type": "Feature",
"properties": {},
"geometry": {
"type": "MultiPolygon",
"coordinates": [
[
[
[
-110.94068410541476,
32.228085774340734
],
[
-110.94122309458523,
32.228085774340734
],
[
-110.94122309458523,
32.22762982508865
],
[
-110.94068410541476,
32.22762982508865
],
[
-110.94068410541476,
32.228085774340734
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.93213230541475,
32.22814857418324
],
[
-110.93267129458522,
32.22814857418324
],
[
-110.93267129458522,
32.22769262524619
],
[
-110.93213230541475,
32.22769262524619
],
[
-110.93213230541475,
32.22814857418324
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.92939840541474,
32.228161474150866
],
[
-110.92993739458521,
32.228161474150866
],
[
-110.92993739458521,
32.227705525278544
],
[
-110.92939840541474,
32.227705525278544
],
[
-110.92939840541474,
32.228161474150866
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.93504190541476,
32.228141774200296
],
[
-110.93558089458524,
32.228141774200296
],
[
-110.93558089458524,
32.22768582522914
],
[
-110.93504190541476,
32.22768582522914
],
[
-110.93504190541476,
32.228141774200296
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.94218510541477,
32.22808047435405
],
[
-110.94272409458523,
32.22808047435405
],
[
-110.94272409458523,
32.22762452507537
],
[
-110.94218510541477,
32.22762452507537
],
[
-110.94218510541477,
32.22808047435405
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.93923900541478,
32.22809727431191
],
[
-110.93977799458524,
32.22809727431191
],
[
-110.93977799458524,
32.22764132511751
],
[
-110.93923900541478,
32.22764132511751
],
[
-110.93923900541478,
32.22809727431191
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.93633800541475,
32.228126374238926
],
[
-110.93687699458522,
32.228126374238926
],
[
-110.93687699458522,
32.22767042519052
],
[
-110.93633800541475,
32.22767042519052
],
[
-110.93633800541475,
32.228126374238926
]
]
]
]
}
}
]
}
This is what I have in my flex weighting window on localhost:8989
priority:
area_sample: 0.1
areas:
{
"sample": [
{
"type": "Feature",
"geometry": {
"type": "MultiPolygon",
coordinates: [
[
[
[
-110.94068410541476,
32.228085774340734
],
[
-110.94122309458523,
32.228085774340734
],
[
-110.94122309458523,
32.22762982508865
],
[
-110.94068410541476,
32.22762982508865
],
[
-110.94068410541476,
32.228085774340734
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.93213230541475,
32.22814857418324
],
[
-110.93267129458522,
32.22814857418324
],
[
-110.93267129458522,
32.22769262524619
],
[
-110.93213230541475,
32.22769262524619
],
[
-110.93213230541475,
32.22814857418324
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.92939840541474,
32.228161474150866
],
[
-110.92993739458521,
32.228161474150866
],
[
-110.92993739458521,
32.227705525278544
],
[
-110.92939840541474,
32.227705525278544
],
[
-110.92939840541474,
32.228161474150866
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.93504190541476,
32.228141774200296
],
[
-110.93558089458524,
32.228141774200296
],
[
-110.93558089458524,
32.22768582522914
],
[
-110.93504190541476,
32.22768582522914
],
[
-110.93504190541476,
32.228141774200296
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.94218510541477,
32.22808047435405
],
[
-110.94272409458523,
32.22808047435405
],
[
-110.94272409458523,
32.22762452507537
],
[
-110.94218510541477,
32.22762452507537
],
[
-110.94218510541477,
32.22808047435405
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.93923900541478,
32.22809727431191
],
[
-110.93977799458524,
32.22809727431191
],
[
-110.93977799458524,
32.22764132511751
],
[
-110.93923900541478,
32.22764132511751
],
[
-110.93923900541478,
32.22809727431191
]
]
],
[
[
[
-110.93633800541475,
32.228126374238926
],
[
-110.93687699458522,
32.228126374238926
],
[
-110.93687699458522,
32.22767042519052
],
[
-110.93633800541475,
32.22767042519052
],
[
-110.93633800541475,
32.228126374238926
]
]
]
]
}
}
]
}
Why is there an array type?
areas:
{
"sample": [
{
Try without it:
areas:
{
"sample": {
See the examples for a working GeoJSON.
No, not yet, but I opened this issue for this: Allow specifying areas for custom weighting in a separate file · Issue #2037 · graphhopper/graphhopper · GitHub
Btw I just tried routing around a multipolygon and it worked.
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