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openTLC
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An open source traffic light control program
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# openTLC An open source traffic light control program. ## Background MAPtm has started to develop a new generation of traffic light control programs: the so called [openTLC](https://demo.maptm.nl/opentlc) programs. The concept is to optimise traffic conditions by using traffic policies and various data sources. The openTLC will be openly developed by a community of road authorities, traffic professionals and programming enthusiasts. Key words to describe an openTLC program are: open, community, uniform, transparent, safety, self-learning, modular, flexible and object-oriented programming (OOP). ## Software We use [Python 3](https://www.python.org/) as our programming language of choice and [PyCharm](https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/) as its IDE. [YAML](http://www.yaml.org/start.html) is used for the various configuration files and [JSON](http://www.json.org/) for the APIs. ## Installation guide 1. Install Python 3 2. Install PyCharm 3. Open PyCharm 4. Open the ‘openTLC’ project 5. Make the default Python environment the project interpreter: * file -> settings -> project -> project interpreter 6. Update the ‘pip’ package to the most recent version * double click on ‘pip’ -> specify version (most recent one) -> install package 7. Install the ‘PyYAML’ package: * click on install -> search for ‘PyYAML’ - > install package