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Drayton Manor: real walking areas on the map - #10
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The walking-data job has never produced anything: GraphHopper's Isochrone API
isn't included in the key's plan ("allowed: 0"), so the map fell back to a
circle. Build the outlines from the public Valhalla server (OpenStreetMap, no
key) instead, keeping GraphHopper as --provider graphhopper, and commit
Drayton Manor's bands and yearly cut-off outlines.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The map drew a circle for Drayton Manor because no walking outlines had ever been built. The
Walking distance datajob failed every time: GraphHopper refuses isochrone requests on the current plan (Too big time_limit for Isochrone API: 1680, allowed: 0. Upgrade your subscription).scripts/walking-bands.mjsnow gets isochrones from the public Valhalla server run by FOSSGIS. It uses OpenStreetMap data and needs no key. GraphHopper is still available with--provider graphhopperfor a plan that includes isochrones.public/data/walk/drayton-manor.json: 35 bands at 100 m steps out to 3.5 km, plus one outline per year at that year's cut-off.GRAPHHOPPER_API_KEY. README updated.The walk from a visitor's home still comes from Google Maps. The outlines decide what's drawn on the map, and they are the fallback if Google can't route.
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