Hello.
I a trying to use the routing api in open source graphhopper locally. I know from other posts that the route endpoint is http://localhost:8989/route?, but when I try the request http://localhost:8989/route?point=12.896971�.227141&point=12.903026�.227989&vehicle=bike, it returns { “hints” : [ { “details” : “java.lang.IllegalArgumentException”, “message” : “You have to pass at least one point” } ], “message” : “You have to pass at least one point” }
What am I doing wrong here?
Hi,
my first idea would be that your points look weird (why did you separate them with an % and not ,), try the following url: http://localhost:8989/route?point=12.896971,80.227141&point=12.903026,80.227989&vehicle=bike
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http://localhost:8989/route?point=12.896971,80.227141&point=12.903026,80.227989&vehicle=bike
Thanks, this did the trick. I got the idea of using % from https://graphhopper.com/api/1/docs/routing/
Ah, that “%2C” is the URL encoded comma. I think we can easily change this in the examples for clarity.
(updated it)
