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Navitia Component

Navitia Component is a PHP library to query Navitia 2 Api (http://api.navitia.io), and controls query parameters.

Requirements

  • PHP: >=7.4
  • a Navitia token

Note: If you don't have a Navitia token yet, you have to register here: http://navitia.io/register

Choose your version

Presently this component exists in 2 major versions :

  • NavitiaComponent 1.x.x used by 'classic' projects in production

  • NavitiaComponent 2.x.x compatible with modern frameworks like Symfony4

This documentation is for NavitiaComponent 2.x.x

Installation

Using composer:

composer require "canaltp/navitia":"~2.0"

How to use NavitiaComponent ?

By autowire

In services.yaml file of your app, add this :

    navitia_component:
        class: Navitia\Component\Service\ServiceFacade
        factory: [Navitia\Component\Service\ServiceFacade, getInstance]
        calls:
            - [ setCache, ["@cache.app.taggable"]]
            - [ setConfiguration, ["%navitia_config%"]]

And then add @navitia_component to the service that used NavitiaComponent like this :

    App\Service\Navitia:
        class: App\Service\Navitia
        arguments: ['@navitia_component']

Set configuration:

You can pass an array of config with the setConfiguration function.

namespace App\Service;

use Navitia\Component\Service\ServiceFacade;

class Navitia
{
    private ServiceFacade $navitiacomponent;

    function __construct(ServiceFacade $navitiacomponent)
    {
        $this->navitiacomponent = $navitiacomponent;
        // Configuration
        $config = array(
            'url' => 'api.navitia.io',
            'token' => '3b036afe-0110-4202-b9ed-99718476c2e0', // This token has an access to sandbox data
        );
        $this->navitiacomponent->setConfiguration($config);
    }
}
Name Type Description Accepted values Default value
url (required) string Base url of Navitia
token (required) string Your token
timeout int Navitia timeout (in ms) 6000
version string Api version v1 v1
format string Wanted output format json, object object

Query example:

$query = array(
    'api' => 'journeys',
    'parameters' => array(
        'from' => '2.3749036;48.8467927',
        'to' => '2.2922926;48.8583736',
    ),
);

$result = $this->navitiacomponent->call($query); // Returns an object with Api result

Config parameters:

Uses cases

Navitia component supports these apis:

  • Journeys
  • Coverage
  • Departures

Journeys

Example of an itinerary:

$query = array(
    'api' => 'journeys',
    'parameters' => array(
        'from' => '2.3749036;48.8467927',
        'to' => '2.2922926;48.8583736',
    ),
);

$result = $this->navitiacomponent->call($query);

See also: http://doc.navitia.io/#journeys

Coverage

Example, retrieve metadata about a coverage:

$query = array(
    'api' => 'coverage',
    'parameters' => array(
        'region' => 'sandbox',
    ),
);

$result = $this->navitiacomponent->call($query);

See also: http://doc.navitia.io/#coverage

Departures

Example, get all next departures of a line and at a datetime:

$query = array(
    'api' => 'departures',
    'parameters' => array(
        'region' => 'sandbox',
        'path_filter' => '/lines/line:RAT:M1/departures?from_datetime=20160615T1337'
    ),
);

$result = $this->navitiacomponent->call($query);

See also: http://doc.navitia.io/#departures

Calling any other Api

To query Navitia with any other url using this component and the config you have provided, this pattern do the trick:

$query = array(
    'api' => 'coverage',
    'parameters' => array(
        'region' => 'sandbox',                          // Coverage name
        'path_filter' => 'stop_areas?variable=value',   // Url to call
    ),
);

$result = $this->navitiacomponent->call($query);
// Will call http://api.navitia.io/v1/coverage/sandbox/stop_areas?variable=value

Using query builder

You can use a query builder:

use Navitia\Component\Request\JourneysRequest;
use Navitia\Component\Request\Parameters\JourneysParameters;

$query = new JourneysRequest();

$actionParameters = new JourneysParameters();

$actionParameters
    ->setFrom('2.3749036;48.8467927')
    ->setTo('2.2922926;48.8583736')
    ->setDatetime('20160819T153000')
;

$query->setParameters($actionParameters);

$result = $this->navitiacomponent->call($query);

Using query builder to get all next departures:

use Navitia\Component\Request\Parameters\CoverageDeparturesParameters;
use Navitia\Component\Request\DeparturesRequest;

$query = new DeparturesRequest();
$query->setRegion('sandbox')->setPathFilter('lines/line:RAT:M1');

$actionParameters = new CoverageDeparturesParameters();
$actionParameters->setDuration(1);
$actionParameters->setFromDatetime('20160615T1337');
$actionParameters->setForbiddenUris(['lines', 'modes']);
$actionParameters->setDataFreshness('realtime');

$query->setParameters($actionParameters);

$result = $this->navitiacomponent->call($query);

Running Tests

For this part, you should use docker (need install) and launch it with :

make all_tests_dev

Contributing

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License

The library is under MIT.

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