CriticalBikes

CriticalMass planning tool. Licensed under the AGPLv3

our motto

• no registration
• simple to use
• open source
• simple, REST-like API (so you can even use curl for interaction, if you so desire)

About this repo

• The dockerfile is for development purposes only. It's not meant to be deployed anywhere
• building for development is done with ./bundle.sh (add --watch to enable file watching. uses inotifywait)
• You can use the db.sql file to set up the database and user (probably want to choose a different password)
• you can configure the "backend" in the settings.php
• please make sure, that htaccess files are enabled in you apache config, and the rewrite engine is on (a2enmod rewrite; service apache2 restart)
• when you are using this in anothe country, you currently have to modify the geocoding country tag manually in the geocode.js file.

Creating and configuring your release

To package this bad boy up, you can use the release-builder.sh script. It uses docker to produce repeatable builds. And most importantly this means you don't need nodejs or npm or any of that crap installed on your machine.

you can pass some args to the builder: (format --sqlusr=criticalmass)

• sqlusr the sql user you want to use (in php and the sql creation script) (default is criticalmass)
• sqlpw the password of the user (default is password, PLEASE CHANGE!)
• sqldb the database name (default is criticalmass)
• sqlhost the host of the database (default is localhost)
• mode the build mode (used by the bundler. just leave it at it's default value of PROD)

Developing

Build the thing with docker build -t <image tag> .

Then run the thing with docker container run --rm -p 8080:80 -p 3306:3306 -it -v <path-to-your-clone>/:/var/www/html <image tag> /start.sh --bash. You'll be dropped into a bash shell on the container, everything should already work and be accessible under localhost:8080

Once you close the container (with CTRL+D) it will automatically be deleted.

To-Do

Look at the issues page for more information.

• multilanguage support
• enable a config for the osm country tag (currently hardocded into geocode.js)