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DTR-27 TripCo v3.0
Overview:Now a Web Application
Usage:
TripCo input_file.csv [options] [map.svg] [select.xml]
TripCo v3.0 takes TripCo to the Web. TripCo is now a hosted web application for the world to use.TripCo v3.0 is a fully functional web interface that is ready to be loaded onto any GlassFish server with npm version 4.0 or higher. You can set filters to narrow your search by clicking on the cog icon and inserting desired filters into respective fields. You can also directly search for the name of the airport you are tyring to find. Or a combination of both. TripCo v3.0 also allows you to upload an itinerary xml file with id's of desired locations. You can then add additional locations to the set of destinations as desired.
TripCo v3.0 does not produce any output files. You cannot save the map or the itinerary.
Purpose:
Version 3.0 of TripCo will provide users with a circuit trip between a list of locations that the user supplies. Version 3.0 handles a list of locations, containing the Name, ID, Latitude and Longitude of the users desired locations. A selection.xml can be supplied to reduce the list of locations to a subset of the original list. You can also use filters to refine search for airport names. TripCo v3.0 will crunch the numbers and give users a map and itinerary, of locations in the order given to the application. On the map, Locations will marked with an airplane icon. The Itinerary, will contain an overview of the trip, letting users know where to go, and in which order. The map is an interactive google map api powered map that allows you to pan and zoom into the destinations.
Issue Summary:
There aren't any optimazations.
You cannot save any itinerary files.
Destinations are listed in order given.
There isn't any distance information printed to map or itinerary.
Google maps api does not allow you to zoom out fully to see the entire world.