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| − | [http://www.navitia.io navitia.io] is | + | '''[http://www.navitia.io navitia.io], The open API for building cool stuff using transport data''' |
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| + | The API is published by [http://www.canaltp.fr/ Kisio digital] | ||
| + | It provides transit journey plannning, schedules, next departures and arrivals, Places nearby, data transport exploration and sexy things such as isochrones. navitia.io is a RESTful API that returns JSON formated results. | ||
| + | We also provide services such as [https://github.com/CanalTP/navitia/blob/dev/documentation/navitia.io/source/integration.rst docs] and [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/navitia Support] | ||
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| + | '''About the data:''' The public transport data are provided by networks from all over the world that provide their timetables as open data. Some data improvement are achieved by us. The street network is extracted from OpenStreetMap. | ||
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| + | The software is also available in open-source (see [https://github.com/CanalTP/navitia github]). | ||
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navitia.io, The open API for building cool stuff using transport data
The API is published by Kisio digital It provides transit journey plannning, schedules, next departures and arrivals, Places nearby, data transport exploration and sexy things such as isochrones. navitia.io is a RESTful API that returns JSON formated results. We also provide services such as docs and Support
About the data: The public transport data are provided by networks from all over the world that provide their timetables as open data. Some data improvement are achieved by us. The street network is extracted from OpenStreetMap.
The software is also available in open-source (see github).