GEM Tracker Maps is served entirely staticly, with no build process. Each tracker only requires a JSON based configuration file, and a data file (CSV or JSON, as currently produced for GEM Trackers).
/src/
contains the site code, styling information, layout, and supporting assets like images.site-config.js
contains site wide configuration that applies to all trackers/trackers/
contains a director for each tracker
Clone the repo. Create a new directory under /trackers/
. Place the data for the tracker there. Create a symlink to index.html
: while in the new directory, ln -s ../../src/index.html
. Create a config.js
. Commit to GitHub.
First, there are sitewide configurations with site-config.js
. Any parameter can be configured site wide. Documentation on the typical site wide parameters is in that file.
The config.js for coal-plant
has documentation on the parameters typically set for a tracker.
Fork the repository. Place new data file in the appropriate tracker directory. Test and do quality checks on that fork. When ready, make a pull request to the main repository. And accept the pull request to make the update.
This can be hosted directly from GitPages.
If hosting on another webserver, the entire repo should be available from a directory on the webserver.
- Mapbox GL JS for maps
- jQuery for document manipulation / querying
- bootstrap for styling
- DataTables for table view