OSRM Text Instructions transforms OSRM route responses into localized text instructions. This repository contains the canonical implementation of this library written in JavaScript. OSRM Text Instructions is also available in Swift and Objective-C (for iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS) and in Java (for Android and Java SE).
OSRM Text Instructions has been translated into several languages. Please help us add support for the languages you speak using Transifex.
- Cross platform Use a data-driven approach that makes implementations in other programming environments easy to write
- Test suite Have a data-driven test suite with fixtures which can be used cross-platform
- Translation Allow for translations via Transifex
- Customization Users should be able to easily fork or monkey-patch the results to adjust to their own liking
var version = 'v5';
var osrmTextInstructions = require('osrm-text-instructions')(version);
// make your request against the API, save result to response variable
var language = 'en';
response.legs.forEach(function(leg) {
leg.steps.forEach(function(step) {
instruction = osrmTextInstructions.compile(language, step, options)
});
});
parameter | required? | values | description |
---|---|---|---|
version |
required | v5 |
Major OSRM version |
options.hooks.tokenizedInstruction |
optional | function(instruction) |
A function to change the raw instruction string before tokens are replaced. Useful to inject custom markup for tokens |
parameter | required? | values | description |
---|---|---|---|
language |
required | en de zh-Hans fr nl ru and more |
Compiling instructions for the selected language code. |
step |
required | OSRM route step object | The RouteStep as it comes out of OSRM |
options |
optional | Object with 2 keys: legIndex and legCount , both having integer values. Used for giving instructions for arriving at waypoints. |
index.js
holds the main transformation logic in javascriptinstructions/
holds the translateable strings
Tests are data-driven integration tests for the english language.
To run them yourself for the JavaScript implementation:
npm install
npm test
Fixtures are programatically created and updated via test/fixtures_test
. To update the instructions in the fixture files, run UPDATE=1 npm test
. To create new fixtures, add them to test/fixtures_test
, then run UPDATE=1 npm test
.
The main language of this project is English en
. We support other languages via translations, as seen in languages/translations
.
You can help translating on the web via Transifex
To add an own translations:
- Go to Transifex and create the new translation there
- When the translation on Transifex is ready, pull in the translation file:
- Create an empty translation file
echo "{}" > languages/translations/{language_code}.json
- Add the new translation file and language code to
./languages.js
- If needed: make overrides in
languages/overrides/{language_code}.json
npm run transifex
- Create an empty translation file
- Generate fixture strings for the tests via
UPDATE=1 npm test
(see changes ingit diff
) - Make a PR
git checkout master
- Update CHANGELOG.md
- Bump version in package.json
git commit -a | "vx.y.z"
with Changelog list in commit messagegit tag vx.y.z -a
with Changelog list in tag messagegit push origin master; git push origin --tags
npm publish