Closed danrademacher closed 4 years ago
Maputnik process going over to Tim pending another issue I'm about to file about scoping out a fuler cartography pass
First draft ready to implement, I believe!
@tsinn can you commit changes to the style JSON to this repo?
Sweet!
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@tsinn https://github.com/tsinn can you commit changes to the style JSON to this repo?
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I copied the map style used in the live staging site and converted from JS to JSON hre: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenHistoricalMap/openhistoricaltiles/gh-pages/ohm_timeslider_style/ohm.style.json (commit with notes is here)
And then tested opening that in Maputnik editor both via the URL above and direct file upload. Both seem to work fine:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1423200/64574794-c68eaa80-d325-11e9-8d90-6b3360d4602a.png)
This seems like a good approach to editing and testing outside of the Rails app and code base -- edit in Maputnik, commit changes to local GH Pages, push changes to GH, and others on the dev team can preview inside Maputnik by loading from the URL above.
I am less confident that we want to constantly push changes here and have them show up instantly on the staging site. Having this as a design and iteration space, then we push over to staging is a better approach. Though we want to make that push as easy as possible.
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