Hi Stefan,
My guess is, that you want to use a browser-based frontend. Then best to
base that on Leaflet or OpenLayers. Both are pure-client JavaScript
libraries. These libs may be bare when developing from scratch, you can
also use a library that extends these libs (like MapStore).
Shameless plug: Wegue [1] combines OpenLayers with VueJS. For basic
apps the framework ishas standard components, JSON-config-based (no
programming!), runs out-of-the box with Docker and brings no backend.
But there are many more you can find e.g. on the OSGeo-live distro [2].
[1] https://github.com/wegue-oss/wegue
[2] https://live.osgeo.org/en/overview/overview.html#browser-facing-gis
Best,
Just van den Broecke
On 12/11/2022 08:46, Stefan Gofferje wrote:
Hi all!
After I got my first mapserver project on the road really quickly,
thanks to the community here, I'm working on my second one...
I'm pulling Sentinel 1 and 2 imagery of my municipality every day,
pushing them through some gdal magic and - at the moment - sending them
to a Telegram group for other SA (situational awareness), map and nature
nerds in my area.
I already wrote a Python script to create shape file catalogs for the
files including the time domain and I have a mapserver test instance
running.
Now I'm looking for a good frontend - or maybe I have to tinker one
together myself? I'd like something lightweight, docker-friendly and
easily customizable. I am tinkering with GeoSolutions' MapStore at the
moment, but while it's a really cool concept, it's not overly
docker-friendly when it comes to customization and it has some weird
quirks, probably due to it being JAVA. I'd also like to avoid PostgreSQL
if possible because I don't know anything about it except that upgrading
is a huge hassle. I'm more of a MySQL/MariaDB guy.
Any recommendations?
-Stefan
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