Realtime map of all New Orleans public transit vehicles (streetcars and busses). You can view the map here for the time being: https://nolatransit.fly.dev/
For some reason, going from the old RTA app to the new Le Pass app has resulted in the loss of realtime functionality. Not having realtime makes getting around the city extremely frustrating. This map is just a stop gap to get the data out to people again.
- somehow communicate the staleness of the data to the user (we have a status indicator for the connection but could use the vehicle timestamps)
- nice icons and popups for the vehicles
- show the user's location on the map
You need to get the key from Ben on Slack in #civic-hacking. If you aren't in the NOLA Devs slack here is an invite: https://nola.slack.com/join/shared_invite/zt-4882ja82-iGm2yO6KCxsi2aGJ9vnsUQ
You need a few things your machine on your machine to build the project. If you are an asdf user there is a .tool-versions file with acceptable versions of node, npm, and go, but not make to keep from conflicting with system build tools.
- node and npm
- go
- make
First build. This builds the frontend application and compiles the go code:
make build
To run:
make run CLEVER_DEVICES_KEY=thekey CLEVER_DEVICES_IP=ipaddr
Open the frontend http://localhost:8080
You need to run make build (or npm run build) to build the frontend code. It doesn't auto-build. You can run an auto-build in a new tab:
make watch
but you still need to refresh the page