This site show's general information about Radschnellverbindungen (cycle highways) in Germany and specific about specific highways which are planned or build.
TLDR: The (geo)data is available in the radschnellwege/ folder. If you use the data, attribute it like this:
You find the geometry and meta information about the highways under ./src/radschnellwege/. There is one file for all highways in meta/ folder containing the meta information. In the geometry/ folder, every cycle highway has one individual file. In ./data/schema/you'll find the schema for the json files. It enables the validation of the files via gatsby.
See README.md for more details.
If you found any bugs feel free to create an issue.
For starting developing, the following steps could be helpful for getting started:
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nvm use - Install dependenices:
npm install - Start gatsby develop service:
npm start - Use
npm runto see a list of commands - Use
npm run build && npx serve publicto test the build
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This project has different licenses. The code is licensed under the AGPL-3.0 License - see the LICENSE.md file for more information.
It contains dependencies which have different Licenses, see package.json.
For the license of the data, please see the specific README.md respectively LICENSE file.
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gatsby-starter-tsby João Pedro Schmitz, https://github.com/jpedroschmitz/gatsby-starter-ts (License: MIT)