The team members are Florian Bauer and Stefan Fessler, two friends having fun and hack some ideas together. Our passion is hiking with friends.
Recommended usage is of this demo is to type in a tour name or click on a marker.
The current implementation is then moving to the tour start. After a short loading of the mapo the animation is started.
Currently there is all interaction diabled while the animation is active. It would be great to have a zoom and stop action in the next version.
A button with "my position" to zoom to the current location would be very helpfull.
Also currently we donn't the tour ID and any sharing information in the URL, this would be one of the next implementations.
The frontend is a JS web application located in the folder web_frontend.
The main entry point's are the index.html & index.js.
The app is using Turf and mapbox for the WebGL rendering of the open street map based map.
Currently the Vapor Swift backend is not compiling a x86-64 docker image. This has to solved or the image has to be hosted on some arm64 hoster but e.g. Google cloud run only supports linug/amd64.
This solved we can use the API also to provide more dynamic (count, offset, random) / tour of the day informations and also persist the used ones in postgresql db.
Before building the backend copy the Tour_de.json to /Resources. (>100MB -> git lfs)
Currently we use the api/all.json file for the frontend until we connect to the Backend. The json file was genereted from the Tour_de.xml by uning the transform.py.
The Vapor backend API is located in the folder vapor_backend.
More information: Vapor
You can also run and debug the backend with Xcode. (PS: don't forgett to setting the root backend folder to execution path)
The docker container can be build with:
docker compose build
or multi architecture:
docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64 --push -t eu.gcr.io/tourdata/tourdata .