This is a complete website built using the TerriaJS library. See the TerriaJS README for information about TerriaJS, and getting started using this repository.
For instructions on how to deploy your map, see the documentation here.
To get in touch:
- Join the TerriaJS Github Discussion
- Raise issues in the TerriaJS Github issue tracker
Following is a list of major announcements and upgrades that may affect users maintaining a fork (copied from TerriaJS announcements). For a full list of changes to TerriaMap, including the latest versions of TerriaJS included with each release please refer to CHANGES.md.
Terriajs version 8.3.0 includes a few breaking changes:
- Upgrade to Typescript version 4.9.x
- Upgrade to Mobx version 6.9.x
This might affect your map only if it has local model layer modifications like your own custom data provider (aka catalog items). Otherwise you can proceed like any other normal upgrade. For instructions on upgrading your maps with local modiciations please refer to the upgrade guide.
We've removed pm2 from our dependencies and no longer ship configuration for running terriajs-server with pm2.
npm start now runs in forground because it no longer uses pm2. A new task gulp dev has been introduced to make development easier. It runs terriajs-server and starts gulp watch - which watches for changes and incrementally builds. See TerriaJS/terriajs#6731 for more information on why and what to do.
We just reformatted our codebase with Prettier (2022-08-29)
This may cause large merge conflicts when you merge main into your fork. See TerriaJS/terriajs#6517 for instructions on how to merge this formatting change.
What this means:
- Our new main branch of TerriaMap now uses v8+ of TerriaJS
- The terriajs7 branch of TerriaMap will use v7 TerriaJS, but will not receive further updates
- We have a migration guide available for users of TerriaJS v7 to help them upgrade their applications to TerriaJS v8
- Please chat to us and the community in our GitHub discussions forum