# rsc_osrm
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## Rust wrapper for osrm
### Requeries that osrm's dependencies is installed
to link final binary, you need:
0. libosrm.a
1. libboost_filesystem.so
2. libboost_iostreams.so
3. libboost_thread.so
4. libboost_system.so
### How to use:
1. Create an EngineConfig, pass path to .osrm file. You may change other settings, see osrm documentation.
2. Create an Osrm via Osrm::new and pass in the config.
3. Create a request object (ex: NearestRequest), recomended to always use ::new to get correct default values.
4. Call run on the request object and pass in osrm.
### Nearest example:
```rust
use rsc_osrm::{EngineConfig, Osrm, Algorithm, Status, route::RouteRequest, general::Coordinate};
fn main() {
let mut config = EngineConfig::new("<path to your .osrm file>");
config.use_shared_memory = false;
config.algorithm = Algorithm::MLD;
let osrm = Osrm::new(&mut config).unwrap();
let coords = vec!(Coordinate{latitude:12.98657118,longitude:77.56644753}, Coordinate{latitude:12.97436012,longitude:77.62567071});
let mut request = RouteRequest::new(&coords);
let (status,result) = request.run(&osrm);
match status{
Status::Ok => {
let route0 = &result.routes[0];
println!("eta: {}, eda: {}, geometry: {}",route0.duration, route0.distance, (route0.geometry).as_ref().unwrap());
}
_ => println!("call osrm failed"),
}
}
```