use of org.opentripplanner.model.OtpTransitService in project OpenTripPlanner by opentripplanner.
the class GtfsModule method buildGraph.
@Override
public void buildGraph(Graph graph, HashMap<Class<?>, Object> extra, DataImportIssueStore issueStore) {
this.issueStore = issueStore;
// we're about to add another agency to the graph, so clear the cached timezone
// in case it should change
// OTP doesn't currently support multiple time zones in a single graph;
// at least this way we catch the error and log it instead of silently ignoring
// because the time zone from the first agency is cached
graph.clearTimeZone();
CalendarServiceData calendarServiceData = new CalendarServiceData();
try {
for (GtfsBundle gtfsBundle : gtfsBundles) {
// apply global defaults to individual GTFSBundles (if globals have been set)
if (cacheDirectory != null && gtfsBundle.cacheDirectory == null) {
gtfsBundle.cacheDirectory = cacheDirectory;
}
if (useCached != null && gtfsBundle.useCached == null) {
gtfsBundle.useCached = useCached;
}
OtpTransitServiceBuilder builder = mapGtfsDaoToInternalTransitServiceBuilder(loadBundle(gtfsBundle), gtfsBundle.getFeedId().getId(), issueStore);
builder.limitServiceDays(transitPeriodLimit);
calendarServiceData.add(builder.buildCalendarServiceData());
// NB! The calls below have side effects - the builder state is updated!
if (OTPFeature.FlexRouting.isOn()) {
FlexTripsMapper.createFlexTrips(builder);
}
repairStopTimesForEachTrip(builder.getStopTimesSortedByTrip());
// NB! The calls below have side effects - the builder state is updated!
createTripPatterns(graph, builder, calendarServiceData.getServiceIds());
OtpTransitService transitModel = builder.build();
addTransitModelToGraph(graph, gtfsBundle, transitModel);
createGeometryAndBlockProcessor(gtfsBundle, transitModel).run(graph, issueStore);
}
} catch (IOException e) {
throw new RuntimeException(e);
} finally {
// Note the close method of each bundle should NOT throw an exception, so this
// code should be safe without the try/catch block.
gtfsBundles.forEach(GtfsBundle::close);
}
// We need to save the calendar service data so we can use it later
graph.putService(org.opentripplanner.model.calendar.CalendarServiceData.class, calendarServiceData);
graph.updateTransitFeedValidity(calendarServiceData, issueStore);
graph.hasTransit = true;
graph.calculateTransitCenter();
}
use of org.opentripplanner.model.OtpTransitService in project OpenTripPlanner by opentripplanner.
the class NetexModule method buildGraph.
@Override
public void buildGraph(Graph graph, HashMap<Class<?>, Object> extra, DataImportIssueStore issueStore) {
graph.clearTimeZone();
CalendarServiceData calendarServiceData = new CalendarServiceData();
try {
for (NetexBundle netexBundle : netexBundles) {
netexBundle.checkInputs();
OtpTransitServiceBuilder transitBuilder = netexBundle.loadBundle(graph.deduplicator, issueStore);
transitBuilder.limitServiceDays(transitPeriodLimit);
calendarServiceData.add(transitBuilder.buildCalendarServiceData());
OtpTransitService otpService = transitBuilder.build();
// TODO OTP2 - Move this into the AddTransitModelEntitiesToGraph
// - and make sure thay also work with GTFS feeds - GTFS do no
// - have operators and notice assignments.
graph.getOperators().addAll(otpService.getAllOperators());
graph.addNoticeAssignments(otpService.getNoticeAssignments());
GtfsFeedId feedId = new GtfsFeedId.Builder().id(netexFeedId).build();
AddTransitModelEntitiesToGraph.addToGraph(feedId, otpService, subwayAccessTime, graph);
new GeometryAndBlockProcessor(otpService, fareServiceFactory, MAX_STOP_TO_SHAPE_SNAP_DISTANCE, maxInterlineDistance).run(graph, issueStore);
}
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new RuntimeException(e);
}
graph.putService(CalendarServiceData.class, calendarServiceData);
graph.updateTransitFeedValidity(calendarServiceData, issueStore);
graph.hasTransit = true;
graph.calculateTransitCenter();
}
use of org.opentripplanner.model.OtpTransitService in project OpenTripPlanner by opentripplanner.
the class NetexLoaderSmokeTest method smokeTestOfNetexLoadData.
/**
* This test load a very simple Netex data set and do assertions on it.
* For each type we assert some of the most important fields for one element
* and then check the expected number of that type. This is not a replacement
* for unit tests on mappers. Try to focus on relation between entities and Netex
* import integration.
*/
@Test
public void smokeTestOfNetexLoadData() {
// Given
NetexBundle netexBundle = ConstantsForTests.createMinimalNetexBundle();
// Run the check to make sure it does not throw an exception
netexBundle.checkInputs();
// When
OtpTransitServiceBuilder transitBuilder = netexBundle.loadBundle(new Deduplicator(), new DataImportIssueStore(false));
// Then - smoke test model
OtpTransitService otpModel = transitBuilder.build();
assertAgencies(otpModel.getAllAgencies());
assertMultiModalStations(otpModel.getAllMultiModalStations());
assertOperators(otpModel.getAllOperators());
assertStops(otpModel.getAllStops());
assertStations(otpModel.getAllStations());
assertTripPatterns(otpModel.getTripPatterns());
assertTrips(otpModel.getAllTrips());
assertServiceIds(otpModel.getAllServiceIds());
assertNoticeAssignments(otpModel.getNoticeAssignments());
// And then - smoke test service calendar
assetServiceCalendar(transitBuilder.buildCalendarServiceData());
}
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