sicksidex / project-stitch

Open Source library for splitting Google Maps accross different mobile devices dynamically

project-stitch

Open Source library for splitting Google Maps across different mobile devices dynamically, with clever features like a control panel and menu for various settings and options. These options allow for viewing dynamically added devices and choosing the positioning of these devices...so far.

project-stitch's Issues

Map update event is only firing on release of a swype on the master device

On desktop Windows, the Google Maps 'center_changed' event fires every time the center of the map changes. However, on mobile devices, this event only fires when the user releases their finger of the screen.

Use Full sceen API

Considering that the new Chrome Beta for mobile supports the FullScreen API as of version 28, using this API will make the system more immersive.

Update Readme

Readme should be updated to reflect the project's progress.

Menu Kicks back after toggled

when menu is clicked on to open after being closed, it opens then closes rapidly. Problem is that it has to be clicked twice to reopen.

Allow Master to reorder devices without reloading

Currently Master has to reload if any devices are removed or their order is changed.

Positions of the slave devices isn't updated when the master is moved

Slave control is not working on the Develop branch

Something wrong with the calculation.

Fixed positioning clashing with menu

For the canvas to operate correctly the way we have set it up is to have a fixed position, the problem with that is is overlays the menu and therefore cannot be used, the quick dodgy fix was to have a 200px margin from the left so that the canvas is away from the menu space for opening and closing. A JavaScript code needs to be implemented to allow the margin values to change based on when the menu is opened and closed using an onclick() event or similar.

Use device compass direction

Using the compass, it should be possible to keep the map stationary while spinning the device. The hard part is doing it with multiple devices.

Weird issue with the changing of Zoom levels from Slave device

When the zoom level changes on the slave, the center on the slave isn't updating.

Canvas's margins inside the control panel/menu screen have pushed out screen boundaries

As a result of creating margins to avoid a clash with our menu, the canvas is now pushed so that it does not fit in a full screen and instead has taken up more space creating the scroll bars in the browser to appear, it has to fit perfectly within a non scrollable full screen when zoomed to a normal 100%.

Implement changing of Map layers

Changing map layer on Master should change the layer on all the slaves

Create JavaScript code to adjust margins based on menu open and close

The canvas clashes with the menu, so we have made a margin to the left of 200px to avoid the clash. An enhancement of this would be to implement JavaScript code to onclick() change the margin based on the menu toggle()

Map Offsets are off

Map offsets, especially for the height, are off and need to be adjusted.

Allow slave sevices to send movement data

As of now, the master device is the only device able to control movement. Enabling movement from the slaves would present a more seamless experience.

Master device doesn't update it's orientation

Slave has a forgotten alert

Object in Canvas that represents each device to have a number to id that device

An id number should be assigned to each device connected and then maybe appear somehow on that device's screen. The number would also appear in the rectangle that represents its device in the menu.

Allow map to extend to the left and right of the Master Device

The current implementation only allows devices to extend to the left of the Master Device.

Bezel calculation isn't being made on orientation change

Maps move sideways when controled by Slave

Somewhere in the offset calculation, accuracy is being lost.

Map splitting works to the left and right but doesn't work up and down.