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cartocosmos

v1.0.0

Published

Leaflet extension for planetary mapping of non-Earth bodies with varying radii.

Downloads

3

Readme

CartoCosmos - Leaflet Plugin for Planetary Mapping

Repository for the CartoCosmos Capstone Team.

Building and running on localhost

First install dependencies:
npm install
To create a production build:
npm run build

This will create a folder "dist" with all of the production files needed.

To run the development server:
npm start

This will open a development server on port 8000 which will automatically compile and update in the browser window on save.

Linting and Formatting

Run ESLint:
npm run lint

This will display linting errors in the terminal window.

Fix ESLint errors:
npm run fix

This will fix the errors that ESLint knows how to.

Tell Prettier to format file on change:
npm run prettier-watch

This will tell Prettier to watch all javascript files and automatically format them on save.

Note: I recommend doing the following instead

Works best in VSCode

  • Install the following extensions in VSCode:
    • Babel Javascript
    • Prettier - Code formatter
    • ESlint
  • Go to your Settings and look for "Auto format on Save' and enable it.
  • Set Prettier as your default formatter for javascript files.

This will automatically do all the linting and formatting for you.

Adding local assets for use

Add any files to

src/assets/

then simply import them in the file you need to use them inside. If you have any problems with this contact me.