navitia.io demo website

Requirements

• PHP >= 5.3 (5.4 or greater is recommended)
• php_curl extension

Installation

Simply put the source files on a web server, no specific settings required.

Plug in navitia.io webservice

In the 'config/webservice.php' file, change:

• 'Navitia' setting: use the webservice URL. Example: 'http://api.navitia.io/v1/'.
• 'CrossDomainNavitia' setting: use the webservice URL with the proxy script '/crossdomain_service.php?url=' don't forget the beginning slash to avoid unexpected behaviors...
• 'Token' setting: use a token provided by CanalTP (contact us!).

Set up home region list

In the 'data/region_coords/coords.php' file, create as much link as needed to handle region data sources by using the region_id. Example:

$data = array(
    'transilien' => array(
        'order' => 8,
        'init_coords' => array(
            'lon' => 2.35239,
            'lat' => 48.857035,
            'zoom' => 11,
        ),
    ),
);

In the example above, 'transilien' is the region_id.

Notice: in version 0.13, region_id detection is case sensitive.

Set up home region name labels

In the 'data/translations/{locale}/region.name.php' file, make links between region_id and labels. Example:

$translations = array(
    'paris' => 'Paris',
    'nantes' => 'Nantes Métropole (Tan)',
    'blois' => 'Communauté d'Agglomération de Blois (TUB)',
    'lille' => 'Lille Métropole (Transpole)',
    'rennes' => 'Rennes Métropole (STAR)',
    'toulouse' => 'Toulouse Métropole (Tisséo)',
    'transilien' => 'Transilien',
    'paca' => 'TER PACA',
    'ny' => 'New-York City (MTA, NJTA et PATH)',
    'sf' => 'San Francisco (MUNI et BART)',
);

Notice: in version 0.13, region_id detection is case sensitive.