I have something like this in mind, but the problem for that is - it can’t be done locally…
To trace tracks/roads/whatever between points there needs to be a API for routing. One great option would be OSRM, it works on a raspberry pi or inside a docker container or whatever server that’s not running windows.
Before I even attempt something like this, the program needs a function to add tracks (e.g. from “connect sequentially”) and export them in the kml and/or gpx file.
That was my initial idea (visualisation of routes without tracks and just some waypoints) and that’s why I’m pushing my features here ;) // My mothers phone didn’t track all routes (see first issue I’ve written here)
I know- The idea of this repo is to run it locally, I prefer this too(!) but my idea above can’t be done in a different way, or maybe it does? (Any ideas to do this locally are appreciated!)
while wringing my code (/editing code from THIS repo) and researching functions etc., I found some sites that do just that (paid or with datalogging or both at the same time..) but considering how good this code is working I can’t stop now.
Even when this feature won’t come here I’ll try to get it running on a Pi (though I won’t open the Pi / OSRM api to the world because of safety and my ISP wouldn’t approve any more traffic)
I have something like this in mind, but the problem for that is - it can’t be done locally…
To trace tracks/roads/whatever between points there needs to be a API for routing. One great option would be OSRM, it works on a raspberry pi or inside a docker container or whatever server that’s not running windows.
Before I even attempt something like this, the program needs a function to add tracks (e.g. from “connect sequentially”) and export them in the kml and/or gpx file.
That was my initial idea (visualisation of routes without tracks and just some waypoints) and that’s why I’m pushing my features here ;) // My mothers phone didn’t track all routes (see first issue I’ve written here)
I know- The idea of this repo is to run it locally, I prefer this too(!) but my idea above can’t be done in a different way, or maybe it does? (Any ideas to do this locally are appreciated!)
while wringing my code (/editing code from THIS repo) and researching functions etc., I found some sites that do just that (paid or with datalogging or both at the same time..) but considering how good this code is working I can’t stop now.
Even when this feature won’t come here I’ll try to get it running on a Pi (though I won’t open the Pi / OSRM api to the world because of safety and my ISP wouldn’t approve any more traffic)