Please add README! about koop-socrata

[chelm]

Wonderful question. How about I add a readme and use it to answer your question :)

[chelm]

@soichih all set. Tell me what you think. And if it needs more info let me know or make a PR!

The basic answer to your question is that you'll need to "register" the Socrata instance with Koop by making a POST to /socrata.

I've done it here: http://koop.dc.esri.com/socrata

And then you can access data like http://koop.dc.esri.com/socrata/indiana/ktyc-iiu7

[chelm]

Cool data: http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?url=http://koop.dc.esri.com/socrata/indiana/ktyc-iiu7/FeatureServer/0

[soichih]

Thanks! I was able to follow the README and register my data provider, and finally able to expose FeatureSerivce on the data once. When I reloaded the page, koop crashed due to similar issue I've reported here > koopjs/koop-provider-gist#3

I will open another (bit more detailed) issue on node-koop project just for a record.

[chelm]

@soichih 1. awesome and 2. oh no! I worry that this is an issue with SQLLite adapter. Have you tried using PostGIS?

I am wrapping up a fairly large refactor to every existing provider and some core pieces of koop. Its my plant that starting tomorrow I'll be looking at this issue and refactoring some of the Cache peices that will effect this.

[soichih]

I just opened this one > https://github.com/Esri/koop/issues/86 You can close the koop-gist#3 since I don't think this is gist specific issue.

I am seeing this issue on both sqlite and postgis (I am currently testing it on postgis).

Thank you for looking into this issue!