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gotmap

v0.1.7

Published

Project C (Globetrotters) of Group 10, JavaScript Seminar 2016, RostLab

Downloads

9

Readme

GoT Map (JS16_ProjectC)

Maximilian Bandle, Alexander Beischl and Tobias Piffrader

The known GoT world is vast and stretches over the three continents of Westeros, Essos and Sothorys. Readers of the Ice and Fire books will get acquainted and transported from King's Landing to the borders of the Seven Kingdoms, and further on across the Narrow Sea. Over two thousand characters mentioned in the books have been associated with multiple landmarks in the GoT world. Your mission is to find character-place associations and put those associations on an interactive GoT map. Such a tool will help us figure out where did Gregor “the hound” Clegane went on his travels and how are these travels coincide with the travels of Breanne of Tarth (hint: they never crossed paths in the books, however they had a deadly duel during the show).

Links

  • Main wiki entry: https://rostlab.org/owiki/index.php/Javascript_technology_2016#Project_C
  • Live demo: http://rostlab.github.io/JS16_ProjectC_Group10/
  • How to use it: https://github.com/Rostlab/JS16_ProjectC_Group10/wiki/API
  • npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/gotmap

#Usage

Example:

var map = require("gotmap");
map.config(object);
// object incluse two fields:
// apiLocation = link to the api
// apiToken = token for post/put/delete request to api
map.init();
// create a map

Dependencies

Work in progress

  • Editor for map
  • Character Paths
  • Colored Realms

HOWTO

##run web page: Install the gotmap and open the map:

npm install gotmap
open node_modules/gotmap/mockup/mockup.html

Run Editor

open editor/editor.html

Run the tests

Install node modules:

npm update

Run tests:

grunt

or

npm test