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pypath : A* pathfinding algorithm wrote in C++ for python

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The goal of this project is to provide a fast and efficient python library that can find a path given a list of obstacle.

This module was originally developed for EIRBOT the robotic club of the engineer school Enseirb-Matmeca(French school).

REQUIREMENTS

You will need g++ in order to install pypath-fpa!

Avaliables constructors

  • Coordinates(x,y)
  • Size(width,height)
  • Rectangle(Coordinates,Size)
  • Castar()
  • Field()
  • Field(int robot_diameter)
  • Field(int width, int height, int robot_diameter)

Documentation

Click HERE!

How to use

Here is a simple example :

    field = Field(20)
    castar = Castar()
    field.add_obstacle(Rectangle(Coordinates(60,20), Size(2,40)))
    field.add_obstacle(Rectangle(Coordinates(150,40), Size(10,40)))
    field.add_obstacle(Rectangle(Coordinates(80,80), Size(200,2)))
    err, path = castar.find_path_simplified(Coordinates(10,10), Coordinates(10,100), field)
    if err == 0:
        foo(path)
    field.delete_obstacle(Coordinates(10,40))

Author

CLUZEL Baptiste

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