milsymbol - Install failure on Linux (offline)

[jabba277]

I'm trying to install milsymbol on Linux PC with no internet - via .tar.gz file on a USB. I installed NodeJ (v16.13 / npm 8.1). 1) Extracted the milsymbol-2.0.0.tar.gz file 2) cd to extracted folder 3) npm install Got a ton of warnings w.r.t. unable to connect to npm.registry because an older npm was used - but I read that one can just ignore the warnings... Then it stopped on an error - could not find eslint-plugin.

Is there a way to download milsymbol with all its dependancies in a single archive? Or do I have to download every dependency in the repo's dependencies section?

milsymbol_install.log

Appreciate your help on this.

Regards Lum

[spatialillusions]

Here you go, built and ready to use. https://spatialillusions.com/milsymbol/dist/milsymbol.js

If you want the full unit generator, in an offline system, it can be found here: http://spatialillusions.com/unitgenerator/unitgenerator.zip

[jabba277]

Thanks, Mans! milsymbol.js worked wonderfully... All I wanted was to programmatically generate MIL-2525 symbols as SVG files.

[jabba277]

Hi Måns,

I was able to get a javascript working with milsymbol.js to generate 2525 .svg files using nodeJ interpreter.

Whilst testing, I noticed that the positioning of the symbol centre for “SHGPUCDG—A-“ was slightly off vertically.

I have attached pics of the source system to be compared with the target system – the source system sends “SHGPUCDG—A-***” and a position to the target system to display.

The target system displays “SHGPUCDG---***” correctly.

I’ve attached the associated files.

Appreciate your help on this.

Regards

Lum

From: Måns Beckman Sent: Friday, November 26, 2021 1:58 PM To: spatialillusions/milsymbol @.> Cc: jabba277 @.>; Author @.***> Subject: Re: [spatialillusions/milsymbol] milsymbol - Install failure on Linux (offline) (Issue #262)

Here you go, built and ready to use. https://spatialillusions.com/milsymbol/dist/milsymbol.js

If you want the full unit generator, in an offline system, it can be found here: http://spatialillusions.com/unitgenerator/unitgenerator.zip

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[spatialillusions]

Your pictures didn't get here. And you need to provide more information about how you are placing your symbol. Have you looked at the samples and the different ways milsymbol can provide you with information about the center of the symbol?

/Måns

[jabba277]

I've attached the 2 pics (this time .jpg).We're using geotools PointSymbolizer to display the .svg.Looking at the pictures now, it looks like geotools is just taking the height of the image  and halving - which makes sense logically, but not what we would like to see. Could you send me a link to the samples mentioned in your emails?It would be great if there logic to provide X,Y displacement to the centre of the tactical symbol (minus modifiers). Thank you for your quick reply. RegardsLum

Lum Hwang email(personal): @.***

[spatialillusions]

You can find all sampels here:

https://spatialillusions.com/milsymbol/index.html

And of you check under style options in the documentation, you can find the ”square” option that will solve your problems. Now you own me a 🍺. 😆

/Måns

On 2 Dec 2021, at 15:12, jabba277 @.***> wrote:

 I've attached the 2 pics (this time .jpg).We're using geotools PointSymbolizer to display the .svg.Looking at the pictures now, it looks like geotools is just taking the height of the image and halving - which makes sense logically, but not what we would like to see. Could you send me a link to the samples mentioned in your emails?It would be great if there logic to provide X,Y displacement to the centre of the tactical symbol (minus modifiers). Thank you for your quick reply. RegardsLum

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[jabba277]

With "square" true, it seems to be using bottom left as the anchor point...Well, does it look like I'll need to retrieve the getAnchor() value and pass the X,Y displacement to geotools? (and with square false) Right now, you're up to a non-alcoholic beer! ;-)

Lum Hwang email(personal): @.***

On Thursday, December 2, 2021, 09:49:03 a.m. EST, Måns Beckman ***@***.***> wrote:  

You can find all sampels here:

https://spatialillusions.com/milsymbol/index.html

And of you check under style options in the documentation, you can find the ”square” option that will solve your problems. Now you own me a 🍺. 😆

/Måns

On 2 Dec 2021, at 15:12, jabba277 @.***> wrote:

 I've attached the 2 pics (this time .jpg).We're using geotools PointSymbolizer to display the .svg.Looking at the pictures now, it looks like geotools is just taking the height of the image and halving - which makes sense logically, but not what we would like to see. Could you send me a link to the samples mentioned in your emails?It would be great if there logic to provide X,Y displacement to the centre of the tactical symbol (minus modifiers). Thank you for your quick reply. RegardsLum

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[spatialillusions]

That’s strange, with square:true you should get a square symbol where the insertion point is in the center. Must be your frontend that does something special with square symbols.

On 2 Dec 2021, at 16:36, jabba277 @.***> wrote:

 With "square" true, it seems to be using bottom left as the anchor point...Well, does it look like I'll need to retrieve the getAnchor() value and pass the X,Y displacement to geotools? (and with square false) Right now, you're up to a non-alcoholic beer! ;-)

Lum Hwang email(personal): @.***

On Thursday, December 2, 2021, 09:49:03 a.m. EST, Måns Beckman @.***> wrote:

You can find all sampels here:

https://spatialillusions.com/milsymbol/index.html

And of you check under style options in the documentation, you can find the ”square” option that will solve your problems. Now you own me a 🍺. 😆

/Måns

On 2 Dec 2021, at 15:12, jabba277 @.***> wrote:

 I've attached the 2 pics (this time .jpg).We're using geotools PointSymbolizer to display the .svg.Looking at the pictures now, it looks like geotools is just taking the height of the image and halving - which makes sense logically, but not what we would like to see. Could you send me a link to the samples mentioned in your emails?It would be great if there logic to provide X,Y displacement to the centre of the tactical symbol (minus modifiers). Thank you for your quick reply. RegardsLum

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