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Bicycle routes map editor
Bicycle routes app with automatic routes, map screenshots, stickers and other features.
See it in action: Demo
Prerequisites
node, ts-node, osrm-server
Installing
First, download and install the project
git clone https://github.com/muerwre/orchidMap.git
cd orchidMap
npm i
Setting up OSRM
Install OSRM server as written here: https://github.com/Project-OSRM/osrm-backend
Specify country and region in osrm/prepare_maps.sh or download .pbf file from https://download.geofabrik.de/ manually. After starting ./prepare_maps you'll get parsed .osrm files for Open Source Routing Machine server.
Next you need to edit start_server.sh to specify address, port for server and path to parsed files.
After that run start_server.sh in screen or by the way you feel comfortable.
Next edit ./config/frontend.js
and specify OSRM url there. By default, OSRM starts at https://localhost:5001/
Common setup
Look at /config/
folder, there's backend and frontend .example.js files, just rename them to .js only.
Client
Configs are placed in ./config/frontend.js
For development launch npm start
and visit http://localhost:8000/
For production launch npm build
, the output will be placed at ./dist
folder, you should configure your http server to serve index html from that folder.
Backend
Take a look at ./config/backend.js
. By default your api server will be spawned at http://localhost:3000/
For development launch npm serve-dev
, it will launch dev server, reloading on every code update
For production launch npm serve
and make it running in background by any desirable way, such as forever