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koop-provider-dgt-datex

v0.1.1

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Provider to convert http://infocar.dgt.es/datex2/dgt/CCTVSiteTablePublication/all/content.xml to ArcGIS Feature Service

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kooppluginproviderdgtcamerascamarasspainespaña

Readme

koop-provider-dgt-datex

This is a KoopJS provider to extract, transform and load cameras from [the service] of the General Direction of Traffic of Spain as an ArcGIS Feature Service.

Screenshot

Run standalone provider

Just clone this repository, install the dependecies and run koop serve

$ git clone [email protected]:esri-es/koop-provider-dgt-datex.git
$ npm install
$ koop serve

Then you are ready to go: http://localhost:8080/koop-provider-dgt-datex/rest/services/FeatureServer/0/query

You can test it using the following FeatureLayer sample:

Codepen screenshot.

Note: To be able to run it on the ArcGIS Map Viewer you will need to serve it over HTTPs. For development environments you can use ngrok. Once installed, run: ngrok http 127.0.0.1:8080 and open the domain it provides + /koop-provider-dgt-datex/rest/services/FeatureServer/0/query.

Install this provider in a new Koop hasOwnProperty

You can follow the same steps as describe in this tutorial. Just replace de plugin name:

koop new app demo-app
cd demo-app

koop add provider koop-provider-dgt-datex
koop serve

Any questions?

Feel free to ask using the issues.