- QA Geocoding Set up a process to fix discrepancies in data and feed them back to the source
- Change Basemap from Mapbox to ESRI https://github.com/esri/esri-leaflet
- Scrape PDFS of board resolutions into machine-readable data (Nike)
- Develop Product Vision
- User-testing document successes, use-cases, datasets to add, etc.
- Allan
- Jason
- Sergey
- Scott
- Nike
- Kate
- Sheffield
- Increase stakeholder engagement around proposed changes to SF's transportation infrastructure
- Test prototype: http://sfmta.xtreet.org/resolutions-map
- Get on Slack
- Add prj-sf-trip4SF as a channel
- Get on GitHub
- Find sfbrigade/sfmta-board-resolutions
- Visit Google Drive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B_zAxkoAf-U6NGY1Zlk4UDl2Z28
- Attend Code for San Francisco hack nights on Wednesdays from 6-9
If you want to contribute to this project please follow these instructions:
- fork the repository in to your account
- open terminal, cd to a folder you want your files saved in.
- clone from your repository:
git clone https://github.com/youraccount/sf-crime-data - setup upstream to main repository:
git remote add upstream https://github.com/sfbrigade/sf-crime-data - make sure your upstream and origin are correct:
git remote -v - make edits in gh-pages branch:
git checkout gh-pages - make changes from your local folder. Everytime you work on it make sure to pull any updates:
git pull upstream gh-pages - When your ready to submit changes:
git add <changed file names>
git commit -m "type your message here"
git push origin gh-pages
- go to your git hub account in your browser and make a pull request from there. The dropdown should look like Main Repo/gh-pages to Forked Repo/gh-pages.
If you want to download the github repository and run the code locally on your Apple machine,
- open terminal
- go to the folder directory
- run 'python -m SimpleHTTPServer'
- go to a browser and type in localhost:"PORT_NUMBER"
- Add ZenHub plug-in to GitHub
- Review how ZenHub works
- Review issues on ZenHub boards (within GitHub: sfbrigade/sf-crime-data)
- Clone the site to your dev machine and get it running locally
- See readme.md "Running Codebase Locally"
- See readme.md "Working in Github"
- Alternately use your GitHub account's hosting option for gh-pages
- Review how to call the API (Export)
- Visit Mapbox.com
- Review their map offerings
- Review how to call the API
- If you want to contribute to the code base...
- Set up a "public hosting" location like GitHub pages or Firebase
- This will be used to share your changes for team testing and code reviews
- Comment on the issue you would like to work on
- Continue to collaborate and code using Slack and GitHub
- Set up a "public hosting" location like GitHub pages or Firebase
- If "life happens" and you won't have time to finish an issue due to new demands, do let us know, so we can re-assign.
The following are among the libraries and extensions used:
Bootstrap – "a sleek, intuitive, and powerful mobile first front-end framework for faster and easier web development"
jQuery - "The Write Less, Do More, JavaScript Library"
- URI.js – "URI.js offers simple, yet powerful ways of working with query string, has a number of URI-normalization functions and converts relative/absolute paths"
- DataTables
Leaflet – "An open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps"
- Mapbox - "The location platform for developers and designers APIs for maps, geocoding, driving directions, and more"
- Leaflet.markercluster – "Provides Beautiful Animated Marker Clustering functionality"
- Leaflet.draw - "Adds support for drawing and editing vectors and markers"
- Leaflet.Sleep – "Prevent unwanted scroll capturing; let your map sleep"
Moment.js – "Parse, validate, manipulate, and display dates and times in JavaScript"
noUiSlider – "JavaScript Range Slider"