Boolder is the best way to discover bouldering in Fontainebleau.
This is the code powering the Boolder website and all the backend & data processing.
NB: if you just want a quick access to the data, check out boolder-data
- install homebrew: https://brew.sh/
- install rvm: https://rvm.io
- cd to the app directory
brew install postgresql
brew install postgis
brew services start postgresql
createdb dump-prod
- cd to the app directory
- install rails:
sudo gem install rails
bundle install
rake db:setup
dropdb dump-prod && createdb dump-prod
psql -d dump-prod < db/dump-prod.sql
rake db:migrate
bin/dev
- Create an account on https://www.mapbox.com.
- Go to the Tokens page and create a public token with all the public
scopes
(or just use the default token). - Back in the Rails app, copy the
.env.example
to.env
and fill outMAPBOX_DEV_ACCESS_KEY
with your token - Restart the server
Josm is an open source tool used by the OpenStreetMap community. We use it to edit GeoJSON files.
- Follow the instructions here:
https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Download#macOS
- Go to File > Preferences > Plugins
- Click on the checkbox next to
Fastdraw
andPicLayer
, and then click on OK - Restart Josm
- In the menu bar (on the left), click on
Fast Drawing mode
and then typeQ
to enter the options dialog. Click onDraw closed polygons only
, choose3
forStarting Epsilon
andSimplify with initial epsilon
forEnter key mode
Want to help us improve the app for thousands of climbers? Great!
Here are a few ways you can contribute:
- Open an issue if you find a bug
- Open an issue if you want to suggest an improvement
- Open a Pull Request (please get in touch with us beforehand, though)
We already have a lot of features waiting to be built, and lots of new ideas to try out! We'd be happy to share the fun with you :)
As the project is still young, the best way to get started is to drop us a line at hello@boolder.com
You can also contribute to our mapping efforts at https://www.boolder.com/en/contribute