SmartGovSimulator

A multi-agent simulator for urban mobility policies.

The framework is sufficiently generic to handle any graph-based multi-agent simulation.

Documentation

For concrete examples and tutorials, check the SmartGovSimulatorDocExamples repository.

For the complete Java API, check the online javadoc.

Gradle dependency

To the repositories section, add :

maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }

And, in the dependencies, add :

implementation 'com.github.smartgov-liris:SmartGovSimulator:master-SNAPSHOT'

All the SmartGov classes should now be available in your project.

Build locally

From the repository where you want to install the source code, run :

git clone https://github.com/smartgov-liris/SmartGovSimulator

cd SmartGovSimulator

Command line build

To build the project using the Gradle CLI, run :

./gradlew build (UNIX)
gradlew.bat build (Windows)

This will compile the Java classes, and run all the unit tests.

Running the test

Although the tests are already executed when building with Gradle, you might wish to run them independently. Running all the tests is achieved with

./gradlew test

and running a subset (defined by the regexp argument) of the test can be done with e.g.

./gradlew test --console=verbose --tests "org.liris.*"

Eventually running a single test can be done with e.g.

./gradlew test --tests DeliveryDriverBehaviorTest

One some tests are executed you will find an html based report within the build/reports/tests/test/index.html subdirectory.

In order to display the names of all the tests place the following lines within the build.gradle configuration file

test {
    testLogging {
        events "passed", "skipped", "failed"
    }
}

Building the javadoc

Building the Javadoc is achieved through a gradle task

gradlew javadoc

that places the generated documentation within the docs/ sub-directory and that can be browsed with your favorite web-browser by opening the docs/index.html file.

Gradle related notes

Gradle available tasks can be listed with
```
 ./gradlew tasks --all
```
Notice the availability of the clean task launchable as
```
./gradlew clean
```
The --console=verbose flag will have gradle display the task that are already up to date e.g. ./gradlew test --console=verbose --tests

IntelliJ IDEA

To import the project in the IntelliJ IDEA :

File -> New -> Project from Existing Sources (or Module from Existing Sources) -> select the SmartGovSimulator folder -> Import project from external model -> select Gradle -> Finish

Eclipse IDE

To import the project in the Eclipse Java IDE :

File -> Import... -> Gradle -> Existing Gradle Project -> select the SmartGovSimulator folder -> Finish

Contacts

SmartGov is developped at the LIRIS within the Multi-Agent System team.

For any extra information about the project, you may contact :

Veronique Deslandres : veronique.deslandres@liris.cnrs.fr
Paul Breugnot : paul.breugnot@univ-fcomte.fr