pypathfinder 1.2

A small example package

Pathfinding

This package provides a pure Python implementation for Dijkstra and A-Star as well as a faster Cython implementation.

Using the pure Python Djikstra

from pypathfinder.Dijkstra import Node, bestpath
def example_nodesystem():
    # https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dijkstra-Algorithmus#Beispiel_mit_bekanntem_Zielknoten
    frankfurt = Node("Frankfurt")
    mannheim = Node("Mannheim")
    kassel = Node("Kassel")
    wuerzburg = Node("Würzburg")
    frankfurt.connect({mannheim: 85, wuerzburg: 217, kassel: 173}, True)
    # True value results in connecting all the given Nodes to frankfurt and back with the same cost
    karlsruhe = Node("Karlsruhe")
    mannheim.connect({karlsruhe:80}, True)

    erfurt = Node("Erfurt")
    nuernberg = Node("Nürnberg")
    wuerzburg.connect({erfurt: 186, nuernberg: 103}, True)

    stuttgart = Node("Stuttgart")
    nuernberg.connect({stuttgart: 183}, True)

    augsburg = Node("Augsburg")
    karlsruhe.connect({augsburg: 250}, True)

    muenchen = Node("München")
    muenchen.connect({augsburg: 84, nuernberg: 167, kassel: 502}, True)
    return frankfurt, muenchen

frankfurt, muenchen = example_nodesystem()
path = bestpath(frankfurt, muenchen)
# path includes start and endpoint
# all Nodes have a cost value now

Using the Cython Djikstra

from pypathfinder.fast import CNode, djikstra_bestpath
def example_nodesystem():
    # https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dijkstra-Algorithmus#Beispiel_mit_bekanntem_Zielknoten
    frankfurt = CNode("Frankfurt")
    mannheim = CNode("Mannheim")
    kassel = CNode("Kassel")
    wuerzburg = CNode("Würzburg")
    frankfurt.connect({mannheim: 85, wuerzburg: 217, kassel: 173}, True)

    karlsruhe = CNode("Karlsruhe")
    mannheim.connect({karlsruhe:80}, True)

    erfurt = CNode("Erfurt")
    nuernberg = CNode("Nürnberg")
    wuerzburg.connect({erfurt: 186, nuernberg: 103}, True)

    stuttgart = CNode("Stuttgart")
    nuernberg.connect({stuttgart: 183}, True)

    augsburg = CNode("Augsburg")
    karlsruhe.connect({augsburg: 250}, True)

    muenchen = CNode("München")
    muenchen.connect({augsburg: 84, nuernberg: 167, kassel: 502}, True)
    return frankfurt, muenchen

frankfurt, muenchen = example_nodesystem()
path = bestpath(frankfurt, muenchen)
# path includes start and endpoint
# all Nodes have a cost value now

Using INode (example for the pure Python version)

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from pypathfinder.Dijkstra import INode, ibestpath, copy_graph
from pypathfinder.utils import PathError

point1 = INode(1)
point2 = INode(2, lambda x: x % 2 == 1)
point3 = INode(3, lambda x: x % 2 == 0)
point4 = INode(4)

point1.connect({point2: 15, point3: 5}, True)
point4.connect({point2: 15, point3: 10}, True)
try:
    path = bestpath(point1, point4) # time 0 at startingposition
except PathError:
    print("Error, no path")
else:
    print(path)

point1, point4, graph = copy_graph(point1, point4)
graph.get(point2).connect({graph.get(point3): 2}, True)
try:
    path = bestpath(point1, point4)
except PathError:
    print("Error, no path")
else:
    print(path)