This tap allows you to install SUMO with Homebrew on macOS. For more information on Brew Taps, see https://docs.brew.sh/Taps.

For a step-by-step Formula update Guide, refer to: https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Developer/HowToUpdateHomebrewFormula.html

If you want to use sumo-gui and/or netedit, you need to install XQuartz as a requirement:

brew install --cask xquartz

brew tap dlr-ts/sumo
brew install sumo

brew upgrade sumo

By default, the above command lines install a bottled SUMO stable version (currently 1.20.0) with minimal requirements (fox, proj, xerces-c). Alternatively, brew can compile SUMO from source with the following command line options:

brew install [OPTIONS] sumo

==> Options
--with-examples
    Install docs/examples and docs/tutorial folder
--with-ffmpeg
    Build with ffmpeg support
--with-gdal
    Build with gdal support
--with-gl2ps
    Build with gl2ps support
--with-open-scene-graph
    Build with open-scene-graph support
--with-swig
    Build with swig support
--HEAD
    Install HEAD version (latest developer version of sumo)

If you would like to have a little more integration with macOS, you can also install the following app bundles (created with macOS Automator) to the /Applications folder:

• SUMO GUI.app (sumo-gui)
• Netedit.app (netedit)
• OSM Web Wizard.app (osm-web-wizard)

Install with:

brew install --cask sumo-gui

If you encounter any problems, please first check your brew installation (also see Homebrew Troubleshooting):

brew update
brew update
brew doctor

Any persisting problems with the SUMO Brew Formula should be reported directly to the eclipse-sumo/sumo issue tracker.

Some common problems and their fixes have been documented here:

https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Installing.html#macos_troubleshooting