How do I build and run this code?

[sharun-s]

My browser says I need a bundle.js when I try opening index.html. I am not too familiar with webpack/babel/node etc. so could you please provide a few lines on how this code is meant to be built and run. Thanks a lot!

[doflah]

You can run npm start from the command line. That'll build the javascript and start a development server. Changing the js files will autotrigger a rebuild, so you can refresh the page in the browser to get the latest changes. You can also run npm build to just get the bundle.js output and open index.html in the browser. I've done that in the gh-pages branch to run it at http://doflah.github.io/boostback/

[sharun-s]

Hey thanks! Things are making more sense now.
I had node/npm installed but webpack wasn't and I was constantly getting different webpack not found errors. Finally an npm install within unzipped source directory managed to install all the required dependencies and I got your two commands to work. Really cool project!

[sharun-s]

Sorry to bother you again. I was just looking at the trajectory data file and couldn't find any documentation on the flightclub api site about these columns.

What coordinate system is the x, y, z in the file referring too?

I am wondering if the output of this simulator - https://github.com/jcreus/launchsim can be visualized via boostback.

[doflah]

XYZ are 3d Cartesian coordinates with the origin at the center of the Earth. They get converted to latitude, longitude and altitude for display on the map. FlightClub doesn't officially integrate with this; I built it before Declan had built a 3d visualizer for it. I'd have to look at launchsim to see its output, but it's probably possible to integrate them.

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