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# Travel Mashup Project
# MapXplore

The Travel Mashup project is a web application that provides information about the weather at random locations found via postcode. Additionally, the application displays the location on a Google Map and provides a Google Street View with a ChatGPT powered chat box to also give interactive information about the location.
MapXplore is a web application that transports you to a random UK postcode. It displays information about the weather, and location on a Google Map with Google Street View and a ChatGPT-powered chat box to give interactive information about the location.

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## Deployment on AWS

The Travel Mashup project is deployed on AWS. You can access the deployed application by visiting the following URL:
MapXplore is deployed on AWS. You can access the deployed application by visiting the following URL:

[Travel Mashup AWS Deployment](http://18.170.214.75:3000/)
[MapXplore AWS Deployment](http://18.170.214.75:3000/)

To access the deployed application on AWS, you can SSH into the CLI for Amazon, clone the repository using Git commands, and set it to run with PM2.

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