/mhs-map

Manitoba Historical Society Searchable, Interactive Map of Historic Sites

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mhs-map

mhs-map is the Fast, Portable, User-Configurable Map of Manitoba Historic Sites published under the Manitoba Historical Society (MHS) website, http://www.mhs.mb.ca/.

mhs-map is distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE.

mhs-map is being developed using SBCL on Linux and OS X. See mhs-map.asd for the list of dependencies.

Installation

mhs-map is not available for download via quicklisp. Clone the repository and tell ASDF where to find the system definition.

Running Interactively

Having started Common Lisp, the system can be loaded with quicklisp and run interactively:

(ql:quickload "mhs-map")
...
(mhs-map:start :debugp t
               :username "foo"
               :password ""
               :pg-database "mhs_map"
               :pg-user "postgres"
               :pg-password ""
               :pg-host "localhost"
               :http-port 4242
               :http-private-host "127.0.0.1"
               :http-private-port 4242
               :http-private-protocol :http
               :http-session-max-time 10800
               :static-uri-base #u"http://127.0.0.1:4242/mhs-map/static/"
               :mhs-base-uri #u"http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/sites/"
               :mhs-sites-uri #u"http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/sites/index.shtml")

Once running, mhs-map can be stopped interactively:

(mhs-map:stop)

Building an Executable to Run as a Service

mhs-map can be built as an SBCL executable using buildapp using the provided build.sh script and a prepared workspace directory tree as follows:

mkdir -p /tmp/workspace/src /tmp/workspace/build
export WORKSPACE=/tmp/workspace
./build.sh

Upon a successful build, the executable will be saved as $WORKSPACE/build/mhs-map.