Gigle uses a combination of Google Maps Javascript API (v3) and Songkick's public API to display upcoming concerts and gigs nearby your current location. Alternatively you can search for a specific location.
The W3C Geolocation API is used to determine the user's location. The user will be prompted to allow/deny this service. If the user denies this service, they will still be able to search for a location instead.
The Gigle source code is hosted on Github.
To install, clone the repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/grahammcculloch/gigle.git
Build the dependencies:
$ cd gigle
$ npm install
Run the app (on MacOS or Linux):
$ DEBUG=gigle npm start
On Windows, use this command:
> set DEBUG=gigle & npm start
Then load http://localhost:3000/ in your browser to access the app.
Gigle is currently being served from Cloud9. You can view the live site here:
https://gigle-grahammcculloch.c9.io/
Note that this site is running on a virtual server that does periodically get 'sent to sleep' - so it may not be up at all times.