Most traditional navigation apps aim to provide users with routes that prioritize shortest distance and/or time. However, for walkers and bikers, for whom elevation changes are important, this is not ideal. EleNa aims to remedy this by providing a route that prioritizes elevation changes at different user-selected intervals.
Our completed implementation can be found at http://elena-fear-and-loathing-in-520.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/
- DO NOT send more than one request at a time. The EC2 instance this is running on takes a little while to process, and it doesn't have the ram/cpu to run multiple querries and as such will break if given more than one request at a time.
NOTE: Due to hosting costs, this site will only be hosted through May 2020.
The React-based front-end can be found in elena1/. From there, you can start the development server or build the production build yourself. See elena1/README.md for more information.
- NOTE: The front-end currently GETs the route data from our AWS server. You will need to change the URL in
Query/index.jsfor the front-end to function properly.
The Python-based back-end can be found in backend/. After installing the dependencies, you can run Server.py to start the server. You can run tests by running tests.py.
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Due to server and OpenStreetMaps API limitations, the map can only rout southwestern Boston, Massachussetts (roughly between South Station and the Franklin Park Zoo) at this time.
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As mentioned above, the server can take up to 11 seconds to process a request. Sending multiple requests will crash the server.
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Alex Vukovic - Back-end, Testing, Meme Dealer - Alex Vukovic
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Anna Belander Schneider - Front-end, AWS Administration, Server Healer - Annabel Schneider
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Coleander Smith - Do-It-All, Integration, Fearless Leader - Cole Smith
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Willander Hammond - Front-end, Documentation, Pun Weaver - Will Hammond