This repository contains the code of the openSenseMap frontend running at https://opensensemap.org. To get more information about openSenseMap and senseBox visit the before mentioned links or have a look at this video or read the openSenseMap chapter in our documentation. openSenseMap is part of the senseBox project.

Originally, this frontend has been built as part of the bachelor thesis of @mpfeil at the ifgi (Institute for Geoinformatics, WWU Münster) and is currently maintained by @mpfeil.

The easiest way to get up and running with your own copy is clicking the Deploy to Netlify button below. It will clone the repository into your own account, and deploy the site to Netlify. It is going to ask for Maptiles url and API endpoint. Please use the default values listed under configuration or use your own.

Configuration

You can configure the API endpoint and/or map tiles using the following environmental variables:

You can set them in your terminal or create a file called .env and set the values.

Development

• Have Node.js v10, [grunt]() and [bower]() installed
• Check out a branch for your feature (git checkout my-aweseome-feature)
• Run npm install and npx bower install
• Run frontend in development mode (npx grunt serve)
• Commit your changes to your branch and push it to your fork
• Create a pull request against the master branch

See also: CONTRIBUTING

Release

To release a new version of the openSenseMap frontend do the following:

• Run npm run release on master branch
• Run git push --follow-tags origin master
• Create new release on Github Release

Related projects

Services

• openSenseMap Backend
• openSenseMap translations

Deployment

• OSeM-compose
• openSenseMap-infrastructure

Technologies

• AngularJS

Organization

Branches

• master (runs on testing server)
  • Is used for production container build tags

Docker

openSenseMap including openSenseMap-API

For installing openSenseMap and openSenseMap-API with Docker check out our oSeM-compose repository.

openSenseMap

To build just openSenseMap you can run: docker build -t osem .

Following build-args are availble:

License

MIT - Matthias Pfeil 2015 - now