Once you have cloned the repo, run the install:
npm install
or...
yarn install
You will have to reference the right spaces and have access keys to be able to run this app. Create a .env.development file with the following variables:
Note, the values are prefixed with "GATSBY_" in order for gatsby to be able to access them in the client code.
GATSBY_API_KEY=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
GATSBY_ACCESS_TOKEN=INSERT_GATSBY_ACCESS_TOKEN
GATSBY_SPACE_ID=INSERT_GATSBY_HERE_STUDIO_SPACE_ID
GATSBY_PROVINCES_SPACE_ID=INSERT_GATSBY_PROVINCES_HERE_STUDIO_SPACE_ID
GATSBY_PROVINCE_BORDERS_SPACE_ID=INSERT_GATSBY_BORDERS_HERE_STUDIO_SPACE_ID
If you are building the site for production locally, make sure that you call your env file .env.production.
Note, if you are deploying your site using a service like netlify, you don't need to build the site locally. Netlify will build the site for you.
You can build the site with:
yarn run build
or
npm run build
If you are building your site prefixed, use:
yarn run buildPrefixed
or
npm run buildPrefixed
See more about prefixed builds here: https://www.gatsbyjs.org/docs/path-prefix/
Once built, the site (public folder) is a simple static site and can be deployed on any static server.
Copyright (C) 2020 HERE Europe B.V.
See the LICENSE file in the root of this project for license details.
In addition, please note that the fonts are under a different set of licenses.