GraphicalIsochroneApi

Method	HTTP request
getCoverageLonLatIsochrones	GET coverage/{lon};{lat}/isochrones
getCoverageRegionIsochrones	GET coverage/{region}/isochrones

getCoverageLonLatIsochrones

Parameters

Name	Type	Note
lat	Double	The latitude of where the coord you want to query
lon	Double	The longitude of where the coord you want to query
from	String	The id of the departure of your journey. If not provided an isochrone is computed. [optional]
to	String	The id of the arrival of your journey. If not provided an isochrone is computed. [optional]
datetime	DateTime	Date and time to go/arrive (see datetime_represents). Note: the datetime must be in the coverage’s publication period. [optional]
datetimeRepresents	String	Determine how datetime is handled. Possible values: * 'departure' - Compute journeys starting after datetime * 'arrival' - Compute journeys arriving before datetime [optional] [default to departure] [enum: arrival, departure]
maxNbTransfers	Int	Maximum number of transfers in each journey [optional]
minNbTransfers	Int	Minimum number of transfers in each journey [optional]
firstSectionMode	List	Force the first section mode if the first section is not a public transport one. bss stands for bike sharing system. Note 1: It’s an array, you can give multiple modes. Note 2: Choosing bss implicitly allows the walking mode since you might have to walk to the bss station. Note 3: The parameter is inclusive, not exclusive, so if you want to forbid a mode, you need to add all the other modes. Eg: If you never want to use a car, you need: first_section_mode[]=walking&first_section_mode[]=bss&first_section_mode[]=bike&last_section_mode[]=walking&last_section_mode[]=bss&last_section_mode[]=bike [optional] [enum: taxi, walking, car_no_park, car, ridesharing, bss, bike]
lastSectionMode	List	Same as first_section_mode but for the last section. [optional] [enum: taxi, walking, car_no_park, car, ridesharing, bss, bike]
maxDurationToPt	Int	Maximum allowed duration to reach the public transport (same limit used before and after public transport). Use this to limit the walking/biking part. Unit is seconds [optional]
maxWalkingDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of walking on public transport in second [optional]
maxBikeDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of bike on public transport in second [optional]
maxBssDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of bss on public transport in second [optional]
maxCarDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of car on public transport in second [optional]
maxRidesharingDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of ridesharing on public transport in second [optional]
maxCarNoParkDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of car no park on public transport in second [optional]
maxTaxiDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of taxi on public transport in second, only available in distributed scenario [optional]
walkingSpeed	Float	Walking speed for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
bikeSpeed	Float	Biking speed for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
bssSpeed	Float	Speed while using a bike from a bike sharing system for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
carSpeed	Float	Driving speed for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
ridesharingSpeed	Float	ridesharing speed for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
carNoParkSpeed	Float	Driving speed without car park for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
taxiSpeed	Float	taxi speed speed for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
forbiddenUris	List	If you want to avoid lines, modes, networks, etc. Note: the forbidden_uris[] concern only the public transport objects. You can’t for example forbid the use of the bike with them, you have to set the fallback modes for this (first_section_mode[] and last_section_mode[]) [optional]
allowedId	List	If you want to use only a small subset of the public transport objects in your solution. Note: The constraint intersects with forbidden_uris[]. For example, if you ask for allowed_id[]=line:A&forbidden_uris[]=physical_mode:Bus, only vehicles of the line A that are not buses will be used. [optional]
disruptionActive	Boolean	DEPRECATED, replaced by data_freshness. If true the algorithm takes the disruptions into account, and thus avoid disrupted public transport. Nota: disruption_active=true <=> data_freshness=realtime [optional]
dataFreshness	String	Define the freshness of data to use to compute journeys. When using the following parameter &data_freshness=base_schedule you can get disrupted journeys in the response. You can then display the disruption message to the traveler and make a realtime request to get a new undisrupted solution. Possible values: * 'base_schedule' - Use theoric schedule information * 'adapted_schedule' - Use of adapted schedule information (like strike adjusting, etc.). Prefer realtime for traveler information as it will also contain adapted information schedule. * 'realtime' - Use all realtime information [optional] [enum: base_schedule, adapted_schedule, realtime]
maxDuration	Int	Maximum duration of journeys in seconds (from datetime parameter). More usefull when computing an isochrone (only from or to is provided). On a classic journey (from-to), it will mostly speedup Navitia: You may have journeys a bit longer than that value (you would have to filter them). [optional]
wheelchair	Boolean	If true the traveler is considered to be using a wheelchair, thus only accessible public transport are used. Be warned: many data are currently too faint to provide acceptable answers with this parameter on. [optional]
travelerType	String	Define speeds and accessibility values for different kind of people. Each profile also automatically determines appropriate first and last section modes to the covered area. Note: this means that you might get car, bike, etc. fallback routes even if you set forbidden_uris[]! You can overload all parameters (especially speeds, distances, first and last modes) by setting all of them specifically. We advise that you don’t rely on the traveler_type’s fallback modes (first_section_mode[] and last_section_mode[]) and set them yourself. [optional] [enum: cyclist, luggage, wheelchair, standard, motorist, fast_walker, slow_walker]
directPath	String	Specify if direct path should be suggested [optional] [default to indifferent] [enum: indifferent, only, none, only_with_alternatives]
freeRadiusFrom	Int	Radius length (in meters) around the coordinates of departure in which the stop points are considered free to go (crowfly=0) [optional]
freeRadiusTo	Int	Radius length (in meters) around the coordinates of arrival in which the stop points are considered free to go (crowfly=0) [optional]
directPathMode	List	Force the direct-path modes.If this list is not empty, we only compute direct_path for modes in this listAnd filter all the direct_paths of modes in first_section_mode[] [optional] [enum: taxi, walking, car_no_park, car, ridesharing, bss, bike]
partnerServices	List	Expose only the partner type into the response. [optional] [enum: ridesharing]
additionalTimeAfterFirstSectionTaxi	Int	the additional time added to the taxi section, right after riding the taxi but before hopping on the public transit [optional]
additionalTimeBeforeLastSectionTaxi	Int	the additional time added to the taxi section, right before riding the taxi but after hopping off the public transit [optional]
minDuration	Int	Minimum travel duration [optional]
boundaryDuration	List	To provide multiple duration parameters [optional]

Return

GraphicalIsrochone1

Example

ExpertSdk.getInstance().graphicalIsochroneApi.getCoverageLonLatIsochrones(
    lat = 0.0,
    lon = 0.0,
    from = "from_example",
    to = "to_example",
    datetime = DateTime.now(),
    datetimeRepresents = "datetimeRepresents_example",
    maxNbTransfers = 123,
    minNbTransfers = 123,
    firstSectionMode = listOf(),
    lastSectionMode = listOf(),
    maxDurationToPt = 123,
    maxWalkingDurationToPt = 123,
    maxBikeDurationToPt = 123,
    maxBssDurationToPt = 123,
    maxCarDurationToPt = 123,
    maxRidesharingDurationToPt = 123,
    maxCarNoParkDurationToPt = 123,
    maxTaxiDurationToPt = 123,
    walkingSpeed = 0f,
    bikeSpeed = 0f,
    bssSpeed = 0f,
    carSpeed = 0f,
    ridesharingSpeed = 0f,
    carNoParkSpeed = 0f,
    taxiSpeed = 0f,
    forbiddenUris = listOf(),
    allowedId = listOf(),
    disruptionActive = true,
    dataFreshness = "dataFreshness_example",
    maxDuration = 123,
    wheelchair = true,
    travelerType = "travelerType_example",
    directPath = "directPath_example",
    freeRadiusFrom = 123,
    freeRadiusTo = 123,
    directPathMode = listOf(),
    partnerServices = listOf(),
    additionalTimeAfterFirstSectionTaxi = 123,
    additionalTimeBeforeLastSectionTaxi = 123,
    minDuration = 123,
    boundaryDuration = listOf()
)

if (response.isSuccessful && response.body() != null) {  
    // Success
    val content = response.body()  
} else {  
    // Error
} 

getCoverageRegionIsochrones

Parameters

Name	Type	Note
region	String	The region you want to query
from	String	The id of the departure of your journey. If not provided an isochrone is computed. [optional]
to	String	The id of the arrival of your journey. If not provided an isochrone is computed. [optional]
datetime	DateTime	Date and time to go/arrive (see datetime_represents). Note: the datetime must be in the coverage’s publication period. [optional]
datetimeRepresents	String	Determine how datetime is handled. Possible values: * 'departure' - Compute journeys starting after datetime * 'arrival' - Compute journeys arriving before datetime [optional] [default to departure] [enum: arrival, departure]
maxNbTransfers	Int	Maximum number of transfers in each journey [optional]
minNbTransfers	Int	Minimum number of transfers in each journey [optional]
firstSectionMode	List	Force the first section mode if the first section is not a public transport one. bss stands for bike sharing system. Note 1: It’s an array, you can give multiple modes. Note 2: Choosing bss implicitly allows the walking mode since you might have to walk to the bss station. Note 3: The parameter is inclusive, not exclusive, so if you want to forbid a mode, you need to add all the other modes. Eg: If you never want to use a car, you need: first_section_mode[]=walking&first_section_mode[]=bss&first_section_mode[]=bike&last_section_mode[]=walking&last_section_mode[]=bss&last_section_mode[]=bike [optional] [enum: taxi, walking, car_no_park, car, ridesharing, bss, bike]
lastSectionMode	List	Same as first_section_mode but for the last section. [optional] [enum: taxi, walking, car_no_park, car, ridesharing, bss, bike]
maxDurationToPt	Int	Maximum allowed duration to reach the public transport (same limit used before and after public transport). Use this to limit the walking/biking part. Unit is seconds [optional]
maxWalkingDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of walking on public transport in second [optional]
maxBikeDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of bike on public transport in second [optional]
maxBssDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of bss on public transport in second [optional]
maxCarDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of car on public transport in second [optional]
maxRidesharingDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of ridesharing on public transport in second [optional]
maxCarNoParkDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of car no park on public transport in second [optional]
maxTaxiDurationToPt	Int	Maximal duration of taxi on public transport in second, only available in distributed scenario [optional]
walkingSpeed	Float	Walking speed for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
bikeSpeed	Float	Biking speed for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
bssSpeed	Float	Speed while using a bike from a bike sharing system for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
carSpeed	Float	Driving speed for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
ridesharingSpeed	Float	ridesharing speed for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
carNoParkSpeed	Float	Driving speed without car park for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
taxiSpeed	Float	taxi speed speed for the fallback sections. Speed unit must be in meter/second [optional]
forbiddenUris	List	If you want to avoid lines, modes, networks, etc. Note: the forbidden_uris[] concern only the public transport objects. You can’t for example forbid the use of the bike with them, you have to set the fallback modes for this (first_section_mode[] and last_section_mode[]) [optional]
allowedId	List	If you want to use only a small subset of the public transport objects in your solution. Note: The constraint intersects with forbidden_uris[]. For example, if you ask for allowed_id[]=line:A&forbidden_uris[]=physical_mode:Bus, only vehicles of the line A that are not buses will be used. [optional]
disruptionActive	Boolean	DEPRECATED, replaced by data_freshness. If true the algorithm takes the disruptions into account, and thus avoid disrupted public transport. Nota: disruption_active=true <=> data_freshness=realtime [optional]
dataFreshness	String	Define the freshness of data to use to compute journeys. When using the following parameter &data_freshness=base_schedule you can get disrupted journeys in the response. You can then display the disruption message to the traveler and make a realtime request to get a new undisrupted solution. Possible values: * 'base_schedule' - Use theoric schedule information * 'adapted_schedule' - Use of adapted schedule information (like strike adjusting, etc.). Prefer realtime for traveler information as it will also contain adapted information schedule. * 'realtime' - Use all realtime information [optional] [enum: base_schedule, adapted_schedule, realtime]
maxDuration	Int	Maximum duration of journeys in seconds (from datetime parameter). More usefull when computing an isochrone (only from or to is provided). On a classic journey (from-to), it will mostly speedup Navitia: You may have journeys a bit longer than that value (you would have to filter them). [optional]
wheelchair	Boolean	If true the traveler is considered to be using a wheelchair, thus only accessible public transport are used. Be warned: many data are currently too faint to provide acceptable answers with this parameter on. [optional]
travelerType	String	Define speeds and accessibility values for different kind of people. Each profile also automatically determines appropriate first and last section modes to the covered area. Note: this means that you might get car, bike, etc. fallback routes even if you set forbidden_uris[]! You can overload all parameters (especially speeds, distances, first and last modes) by setting all of them specifically. We advise that you don’t rely on the traveler_type’s fallback modes (first_section_mode[] and last_section_mode[]) and set them yourself. [optional] [enum: cyclist, luggage, wheelchair, standard, motorist, fast_walker, slow_walker]
directPath	String	Specify if direct path should be suggested [optional] [default to indifferent] [enum: indifferent, only, none, only_with_alternatives]
freeRadiusFrom	Int	Radius length (in meters) around the coordinates of departure in which the stop points are considered free to go (crowfly=0) [optional]
freeRadiusTo	Int	Radius length (in meters) around the coordinates of arrival in which the stop points are considered free to go (crowfly=0) [optional]
directPathMode	List	Force the direct-path modes.If this list is not empty, we only compute direct_path for modes in this listAnd filter all the direct_paths of modes in first_section_mode[] [optional] [enum: taxi, walking, car_no_park, car, ridesharing, bss, bike]
partnerServices	List	Expose only the partner type into the response. [optional] [enum: ridesharing]
additionalTimeAfterFirstSectionTaxi	Int	the additional time added to the taxi section, right after riding the taxi but before hopping on the public transit [optional]
additionalTimeBeforeLastSectionTaxi	Int	the additional time added to the taxi section, right before riding the taxi but after hopping off the public transit [optional]
minDuration	Int	Minimum travel duration [optional]
boundaryDuration	List	To provide multiple duration parameters [optional]

Return

GraphicalIsrochone1

Example

ExpertSdk.getInstance().graphicalIsochroneApi.getCoverageRegionIsochrones(
    region = "region_example",
    from = "from_example",
    to = "to_example",
    datetime = DateTime.now(),
    datetimeRepresents = "datetimeRepresents_example",
    maxNbTransfers = 123,
    minNbTransfers = 123,
    firstSectionMode = listOf(),
    lastSectionMode = listOf(),
    maxDurationToPt = 123,
    maxWalkingDurationToPt = 123,
    maxBikeDurationToPt = 123,
    maxBssDurationToPt = 123,
    maxCarDurationToPt = 123,
    maxRidesharingDurationToPt = 123,
    maxCarNoParkDurationToPt = 123,
    maxTaxiDurationToPt = 123,
    walkingSpeed = 0f,
    bikeSpeed = 0f,
    bssSpeed = 0f,
    carSpeed = 0f,
    ridesharingSpeed = 0f,
    carNoParkSpeed = 0f,
    taxiSpeed = 0f,
    forbiddenUris = listOf(),
    allowedId = listOf(),
    disruptionActive = true,
    dataFreshness = "dataFreshness_example",
    maxDuration = 123,
    wheelchair = true,
    travelerType = "travelerType_example",
    directPath = "directPath_example",
    freeRadiusFrom = 123,
    freeRadiusTo = 123,
    directPathMode = listOf(),
    partnerServices = listOf(),
    additionalTimeAfterFirstSectionTaxi = 123,
    additionalTimeBeforeLastSectionTaxi = 123,
    minDuration = 123,
    boundaryDuration = listOf()
)

if (response.isSuccessful && response.body() != null) {  
    // Success
    val content = response.body()  
} else {  
    // Error
}