First of all, you need to start both of the backend containers:
Run docker-compose up -d in the repositories root directory.
Run ./setup.sh in the openroutesystem/ directory.
This will download the Oberbayern map dataset.
If you are using a non-unix OS, you might have to follow the steps in the
setup.sh on your own, i.e. make directories,
copy the config and download the dataset at the provided link.
If you are using Windows, try to use the Windows-Subsystem for Linux to run the setup script!
Then run docker-compose up -d in the openroutesystem/ directory
and wait a few minutes, until the routing graph has fully compiled
(it is compiling as long as there is a file called
openroutesystem/ors-docker/graph/car/gh.lock).
Now, you need to setup your python environment.
Required packages are listed in the backend/requirements.txt file,
you can use e.g. a virtual environment.
Then run python websocket.py & in the backend/ directory.
(We might have made it easier, but we prioritized differently due to time constraints...)
Go to the main directory which is ~/frontend
Install the node_modules using npm install
npm version >= 18
Run the frontend using npm run dev