<commit_before>.. image:: documentation/diagrams/logo_navitia_horizontal_fd_gris_250px.png
    :alt: navitia
    :align: center 

``(pronounce [navi-sia])``

.. image::  https://ci.navitia.io/buildStatus/icon?job=navitia_release
    :alt: build status
    :target: https://ci.navitia.io/job/navitia_release/


Presentation
============
Welcome to the Navitia repository. Navitia is a service providing:

#. multi-modal journeys computation

#. line schedules

#. next departures

#. exploration of public transport data

#. search & autocomplete on places

#. sexy things such as isochrones


Approach
----------

Navitia is an open-source web API, **initially** built to provide traveler information on urban transportation networks.  
Its main purpose is to provide day-to-day informations to travelers.  
Over time, Navitia has been able to do way more, *sometimes* for technical and debuging purpose *or* because other functional needs fit quite well in what Navitia can do *or* just because it was quite easy and super cool.

Technically, Navitia is a HATEOAS_ API that returns JSON formated results.

.. _HATEOAS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HATEOAS


Who's who
----------

Navitia is instanciated and exposed publicly through api.navitia.io_..  

.. _api.navitia.io: http://api.navitia.io

Developments on Navitia are lead by Kisio Digital (previously CanalTP).  
Kisio Digital is a subsidiary of Keolis (itself a subsidiary of SNCF, French national railway company).


More information
----------

* documentation http://doc.navitia.io
* main web site http://www.navitia.io
* playground http://canaltp.github.io/navitia-playground/
* twitter @navitia https://twitter.com/navitia
* google groups navitia https://groups.google.com/d/forum/navitia
* channel `#navitia` on irc.freenode.net


Getting started<commit_msg>Update readme.rst<commit_after>.. image:: documentation/diagrams/logo_navitia_horizontal_fd_gris_250px.png
    :alt: navitia
    :align: center 

``(pronounce [navi-sia])``

.. image::  https://ci.navitia.io/buildStatus/icon?job=navitia_release
    :alt: build status
    :target: https://ci.navitia.io/job/navitia_release/


Presentation
============
Welcome to the Navitia repository. Navitia is a service providing:

#. multi-modal journeys computation

#. line schedules

#. next departures

#. exploration of public transport data

#. search & autocomplete on places

#. sexy things such as isochrones


Approach
----------

Navitia is an open-source web API, **initially** built to provide traveler information on urban transportation networks.  
Its main purpose is to provide day-to-day informations to travelers.  
Over time, Navitia has been able to do way more, *sometimes* for technical and debuging purpose *or* because other functional needs fit quite well in what Navitia can do *or* just because it was quite easy and super cool.

Technically, Navitia is a HATEOAS_ API that returns JSON formated results.

.. _HATEOAS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HATEOAS


Who's who
----------

Navitia is instanciated and exposed publicly through api.navitia.io_.

.. _api.navitia.io: http://api.navitia.io

Developments on Navitia are lead by Kisio Digital (previously CanalTP).  
Kisio Digital is a subsidiary of Keolis (itself a subsidiary of SNCF, French national railway company).


More information
----------

* documentation http://doc.navitia.io
* main web site http://www.navitia.io
* playground http://canaltp.github.io/navitia-playground/
* twitter @navitia https://twitter.com/navitia
* google groups navitia https://groups.google.com/d/forum/navitia
* channel `#navitia` on irc.freenode.net


Getting started
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