This package is an encapsulation/wrapper made around openrouteservice API for Dart and Flutter projects.

The package enables the easy integration of the openrouteservice API with relevant data models, for generation of Routes and Directions on Maps, Isochrones, Time-Distance Matrix, Pelias Geocoding, POIs, Elevation, routing Optimizations etc, using their amazing API.

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The goal is to develop an all-encompassing package that can encapsulate everything openrouteservice API offers.

With all of their internal Optimizations, this includes:

Directions: Route Generation between any two or more coordinates for any mode of transportation. For example, from a starting point to a destination on 'foot-walking'.

Elevation: Get the elevation of a coordinate, or a list of coordinates. Fetches the ElevationData by taking a 2D ORSCoordinate or planar line geometry, and enriching it with elevation from a variety of datasets.

Isochrones: Obtain Isochrone (areas of reachability) Data for the locations given. The isochrone is a polygon that encloses a given point and is bounded by a given time.

Time-Distance Matrix: Obtain one-to-many, many-to-one and many-to-many matrices for time and distance. Returns duration or distance matrix for multiple source and destination points.

Pelias Geocoding: Resolve input coordinates to addresses and vice versa. Provides functionality for geocoding autocomplete queries, search queries, and reverse geocoding.

POIs: Obtains information about the Points of Interest (POIs) in the area surrounding a geometry which can either be a bounding box, polygon or buffered linestring, or point.

Routing Optimizations: The optimization endpoint solves Vehicle Routing Problems and can be used to schedule multiple vehicles and jobs, respecting time windows, capacities and required skills.

Appropriate tests have also been written for each of the above APIs and can be used to check if the package and/or API are functioning properly.