Satellite Strategy

Satellite State of Play - a strategy document on satellite imagery

This site was created from the viewpoint of the development community, but offers a general overview of current market dynamics. This knowledge product is an adaption of a World Bank Group Knowledge Product See original version, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution License.

All code is MIT licensed, and the text content is CC-BY. Please feel free to send edits and updates via Pull Requests.

Editing Copy

You can access text files in app/content. All files should be in github-flavored markdown. To add a new section, create a new markdown file in app/content and add a corresponding build script in app/app.html.

For example, to create a file on market opportunities, add a file called app/content/opportunities.md. Then modify app/app.html with the following code at the location where your copy should go.

<!-- build:opportunities -->
<!-- endbuild -->

Note: the filename (minus .md) should be what comes after build:.

Development environment

To set up the development environment for this website, you'll need to install the following on your system:

Node and npm
Gulp ( $ npm install -g gulp )

After these basic requirements are met, run the following commands in the website's folder:

$ npm install

There are two commands, both run via npm.

npm run build or gulp build or gulp - clean & build everything and put it into dist folder
npm run serve or gulp serve - serve the pages and utilize live reload on changes to styles, fonts, images, scripts and HTML.

Assets Structure

should be in github-flavored markdown.

app/assets/
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+- scripts/: The user scripts
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|  +- config/: configuration files (see configuration section)
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+- styles/: The sass styles
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+- vendor/: Any third-party script that can't be required()
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+- graphics/: Images for the site divided in:
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|  +- layout/: Images for layout elements (Ex: background images)
|  +- meta/: Images for the meta tags (Mostly icons and facebook images)
|  +- content/: Content image
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How scripts are built

The script build, which uses browserify, outputs two js files: bundle.js and vendor.js:

bundle.js, created by the javascript task in deployment and by watchify during development, contains all the app-specific code: app/scripts/main.js and all the scripts it requires that are local to this app.
vendor.js, created by the vendorBundle task, contains all the external dependencies of the app: namely, all the packages you install using npm install --save ....

Travis for testing and deployment

The .travis.yml file enables the usage of Travis as a test and deployment system. In this particular case, Travis will be looking for any changes to the repo and when a change is made to the master branch, Travis will build the project and deploy it to the gh-pages branch.

semistandard for linting

We're using semistandard for linting.

npm run lint - will run linter and warn of any errors.

There are linting plugins for popular editors listed in the semistandard repo.

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