A map of farmer markets

A small visualization of the weekly markets in different cities. Available at: http://wo-ist-markt.de

Data format

• The market data is stored in GeoJSON format.
• The opening hours use the OpenStreetMap opening hours format.
• Opening hours that cannot be expressed in that format can use the opening_hours_unclassified property (in that case, set the opening_hours property to null).

Mandatory information

• Besides the actual market information map coordinates and zoom level must be provided. These information are being used to set the initial position of the map. They must be part of the city-specific GeoJSON file. Please adapt the format as being used in cities/karlsruhe.json.
• Further, the data source must be specified so it can be shown in the legend overlay.
• A validation script will automatically be executed to ensure required attributes are present in the GeoJSON file.
• Finally add your city to the cities/cities.json file.

Navigation

• The individual market data for supported cities is displayed when the city name is given in the address bar of the browser.

  Example: http://wo-ist-markt.de/#karlsruhe.

  By default or on error Karlsruhe is rendered.

Supported cities

City name	Data source
Berlin	City of Berlin
Bochum	City of Bochum
Bonn	City of Bonn
Bruchköbel	Stadtmarketing Bruchköbel GmbH
Chemnitz	City of Chemnitz
Dortmund	City of Dortmund
Dresden	City of Dresden
Duisburg	Duisburg Kontor GmbH
Düsseldorf	City of Düsseldorf
Erlangen	City of Erlangen
Essen	EVB
Hanau	City of Hanau
Hilden	City of Hilden
Karlsruhe	City of Karlsruhe
Kiel	City of Kiel
Köln	City of Köln
Langenfeld (Rhld.)	City of Langenfeld (Rhld.)
Leipzig	City of Leipzig
Moers	City of Moers
Mülheim an der Ruhr	City of Mülheim an der Ruhr
München	City of München
Münster	City of Münster
Nersingen	City of Nersingen
Neu-Ulm	City of Neu-Ulm
Paderborn	City of Paderborn
Rostock	City of Rostock
Schwerin	City of Schwerin
Ulm	City of Ulm
Wiesbaden	City of Wiesbaden
Witten	Stadtmarketing Witten
Wuppertal	City of Wuppertal

Contributing

• Please make sure to read the contributing guide.

Development

Tests can be run using npm:

$ npm install  # Just once after you've cloned the repo

$ npm test     # Whenever you want to run the tests

Deployment

When new code is pushed to master Travis CI runs a test suite against it. If those test pass fabric is used to deploy the new version to the server running under https://wo-ist-markt.de.

The command that Travis CI executes is fab deploy -i markt_deploy_id_rsa -H deploy@kiesinger.okfn.de:2207 where markt_deploy_id_rsa is an ssh key to log into the server. It is commited to this repository in a encrypted format that Travis CI decrypts in the before_install section.

You can run the deployment locally if your ssh key is added to the deploy user on the server. Since Travis CI does it automatically there should be no need to do this though. The command to deploy manually is: fab deploy -H deploy@kiesinger.okfn.de:2207.