TvlSimServer(1)
π TvlSimServer(1) β General Commands Manual π
Okay bestie, TvlSimServer is giving C++ Interactive Travel Market Simulator π§β¨
β¨ NAME β¨
TvlSimServer β C++ Interactive Travel Market Simulator π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
TvlSimServer [--prefix] [-v|--version] [-h|--help] [-b|--builtin]
[-i|--input <path-to-input>] [-l|--log <path-to-output-log-file>]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
Okay so TvlSimServer is a small interactive program that shows you how to use the TvlSim library. It's literally the perfect starter example π«Ά
TvlSimServer takes the following options, and I'm about to spill all of them:
--prefixβ Shows you the TvlSim installation prefix π‘-v,--versionβ Prints the TvlSim version that's currently installed, right to the standard output π₯-h,--helpβ Gives you that message and shows you how to use it π-b,--builtinβ Okay, the sample BOM tree can be built-in or parsed from input files. If you go the input file route, you also have to specify the input files (like-d/--demand,-s/--schedule,-o/--ond,-f/--fare, and-y/--yield). If you don't select this option,tvlsimbuilds a simple use case straight from internal hard-coded parameters (demand distribution details and resource/cabin capacities). Main character energy π-S,--seed <random-seed>β The seed for the random generation π²-r,--runs <nb-of-simulation-runs>β How many simulation runs you want π-s,--schedule <path-to-schedule-input-file>β The path (absolute or relative) to the (CVS) input file that holds the flight schedules βοΈ-o,--ond <path-to-ond-input-file>β The path (absolute or relative) to the (CVS) input file that defines the O&D πΊοΈ-f,--frat5 <path-to-frat5-input-file>β The path (absolute or relative) to the (CVS) input file that holds the FRAT5 curve π-D,--ff_disutility <path-to-fare-family-input-file>β The path (absolute or relative) to the (CVS) input file with the fare family (FF) disutility curve π§-y,--yield <path-to-yield-input-file>β The path (absolute or relative) to the (CVS) input file with the yields πΈ-f,--fare <path-to-fare-input-file>β The path (absolute or relative) to the (CVS) input file with the fares ποΈ-d,--demand <path-to-demand-input-file>β The path (absolute or relative) to the (CVS) input file with the demand distributions π-t,--protocol <server-protocol>β The server protocol, liketcp://π-a,--address <server-binding-host-address>β The address the server binds to, like*orlocalhostπ-p,--port <server-binding-host-port>β The port the server binds to, like5555π-l,--log <path-to-output-log-file>β The path (absolute or relative) to the output log file π-G,--demandgeneration <demand-generation-method>β How the demand (aka the booking requests) gets generated: either a Poisson Process (P) or a Statistics Order (S) π°-u,--user <database-user>β The SQL database hostname, liketvlsimπ-p,--passwd <database-passwd>β The SQL database hostname, liketvlsimπ-H,--host <database-host-name>β The SQL database hostname, likelocalhostπ-P,--dbport <database-host-port>β The SQL database port, like3306π-n,--dbname <database-name>β The SQL database name, liketvlsimπ-q,--query <travel-query>β A query word list. Not used for now, bestie π«
For the default options, just run TvlSimServer --help and it'll tell you everything β¨
π SEE ALSO π
tvlsim(1), simulate(1), tvlsim-config(1), tvlsim-library(3) π¦
π«Ά SUPPORT π«Ά
If you find any bugs, please report them to http://github.com/airsim/tvlsim/issues π
π COPYRIGHT π
Copyright Β© 2009-2013 Denis Arnaud π
For more info on the (LGPLv2+) license, check out the COPYING file, or head to the internet: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html π
Ily, go be iconic π Source: My Project, page TvlSimServer(1) π§β¨
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