Ethermap collaborative map tool inspired by etherpad.
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# ethermap
> This is very much a janky _earlydays_ project. All help is welcome!
An interactive map tool. A tool for collaborative planning on maps. Anyone can create new maps, and add, modify and delete locations on any map.
## Install
Ethermap is built in JavaScript (soz) using NodeJS. To install you can do so by running the following commands.
To install all dependencies for the front and backend :
```sh
$ npm run install
```
You will then need to create a `.env` file in the root folder. There is a `.env.template` that you can copy as a guide. For a dev server you can simply copy and paste the template leaving it as is.
Then migrate the database structure :
```sh
$ npm run migrate:latest
```
Then you should be able to run the dev server :
```sh
$ npm run dev
```
You should now be able to access ethermaps on [`http://localhost:3000`](http://localhost:3000/) (or whichever port you configured in your `.env` file).
## Desires
Minimal viable functionality for this project is the following :
- Anyone can create a map
- Anyone can create, modify and delete points on a map that contain at least
- name of point
- notes on said point
- Everyone can see current users _live_
- users can choose their name
- users can choose their cursor colour
- user data should be remembered across visits
Things that ethermap should/could do in the future :
- points
- edits are all recorded
- users
- users can chat
- users can also draw polygons and make labels that are not necessarily "points of interest"
- notes
- notes should be rich
- note updates should also be "live"
- notes should be attributed to users who wrote/edited them
- _osmAnd Sync!_