Tripviewer is a node.js app that allows users to view and export trips taken using Automatic. It demonstrates the use of the Automatic REST API.
A demo version of this application is available at https://tripviewer.herokuapp.com.
Click this button to instantly deploy this app to Heroku. You'll need an Automatic client ID and secret as well as a mapbox access token.
After deploying, you will need to use the Automatic Developer Apps Manager to set your application's redirect URL to match the Heroku app name you selected when deploying. For instance, if you name your app tripviewer-test in Heroku your redirect URL should be https://tripviewer-test.herokuapp.com/redirect. Note that the URL must start with https.
brew install node
npm install gulp -g
npm install
Copy the file config-sample.json to config.json and add your Automatic client id and client secret. Alternatively, create environment variables named AUTOMATIC_CLIENT_ID, AUTOMATIC_CLIENT_SECRET and MAPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN.
cp config-sample.json config.json
Get a mapbox access token and add it to the config.json file.
DEBUG=tripviewer gulp develop
Open localhost:3000 in your browser.
Trips are cached in the browser using localstorage. To clear that, open the developer console and type:
localStorage.clear()
You can test locally as a logged in user, bypassing OAuth by including an access_token when running the app.
DEBUG=tripviewer TOKEN=YOUR-AUTOMATIC-ACCESS-TOKEN gulp develop
Please write to developer@automatic.com if you have any questions or need help.
This project is licensed under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.