Chandler Swift
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README.md
maps.chandlerswift.com
- My location (from whereis.chandlerswift.com)
- Menards, Culver's, Kwik Trip locations (triangles rendered?)
- Bridges
- Survey markers
- OSM contributions
- workouts (bike rides, runs)
- Amtrack routes -- https://www.amtrak.com/plan-your-trip.html
- NHL stadiums -- filters for Eric and Chandler have visited -- https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/28/NHL_arenas.jpg
- Layer for drone imagery a la openaerialmap.com
- Trip layers/slideshows
All filterable by time frame
Americana theme?
OpenLayers + Vite (from npm create ol-app my-app's README)
This example demonstrates how the ol package can be used with Vite.
To get started, run the following (requires Node 14+):
npx create-ol-app my-app --template vite
Then change into your new my-app directory and start a development server (available at http://localhost:5173):
cd my-app
npm start
To generate a build ready for production:
npm run build
Then deploy the contents of the dist directory to your server. You can also run npm run serve to serve the results of the dist directory for preview.