Open dima-ser opened 1 year ago
You can build it on your own and place it on your server. Here are the commands to do it:
git clone https://github.com/PeWu/topola-viewer.git
cd topola-viewer
npm install
npm run build
Now, take the contents of the build/
folder and host it on your own server.
Also, have a look at https://github.com/develancer/topola-webpack It is supposed to create a standalone topola-viewer package bundled together with a GEDCOM file.
One more, probably the easiest way. Take this zip file, unpack it and upload the contents to your server: https://github.com/PeWu/topola-viewer/archive/refs/heads/gh-pages.zip
One more, probably the easiest way. Take this zip file, unpack it and upload the contents to your server: https://github.com/PeWu/topola-viewer/archive/refs/heads/gh-pages.zip
Thanks, when I do that and load my GED file via URL (hosted on the same domain), I get
Failed to load file Forbidden
Inspecting requests, it's still trying to go via https://topola-cors-server.up.railway.app. I'd like to avoid dependency on any third party service, so I can host it completely independently.
GET https://topola-cors-server.up.railway.app/https://my.domain.url
returns
Missing required request header. Must specify one of: origin,x-requested-with
Again, my goal is to self-host my tree on my own web server so I can share the URL with my family. I don't want to rely on any third-party service that could go down any time.
Add &handleCors=false
to the URL to avoid using the CORS proxy
Add
&handleCors=false
to the URL to avoid using the CORS proxy
Thank you, that worked!
Is there a way to hide the top navigation bar? I don't want my family to be able to see all the options, I'm pre-configuring the file URL and all the options in the query string. I may also want to embed it in an iframe, so the navigation bar would be out of place there.
Add &embedded=true
to the URL. This option removes the options to open a different file. It is an option that was intended to be used when Topola Viewer is in an iframe.
There is no option to totally hide the navigation bar. You'd need to go into the code and just remove it there. It's the <TopBar ... />
part of the app.tsx
file.
Thank you!
It would be great to export the entire site as a static site with just HTML, CSS and JS so that it could be uploaded to my own web server and served that way without relying on Topola or any server-side components. Is such a thing possible?