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openstreetmap but for coffee

Home Page: http://www.macwright.org/coffeedex/

License: ISC License

CSS 4.06% JavaScript 91.85% HTML 4.08%

coffeedex's Introduction

COFFEE DEX

A collaborative solution to the problem of

How much does a cup of coffee for here cost, everywhere?

A React application written in ES6 that uses 6to5 to make the code run everywhere.
Uses Reflux for data flows.
Uses react-router for manage pages
Map data comes from the OpenStreetMap API 0.6 and Overpass API
Authenticates against OpenStreetMap with osm-auth
Uses Base for CSS

The code structure is simple: all JavaScript is in index.js.

Development

This project uses browserify to compile the source code in index.js into the bundle of JavaScript in bundle.js that your browser interprets. You'll need node.js to install the dependencies of this project and develop on it.

npm install: install dependencies
npm start: start the development server that compiles your JavaScript and serves the site at http://localhost:3000/
npm run build: build a production-ready bundle.js that you can commit and use on the public website.

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coffeedex's Issues

handle user denying location access

add a map

duh but whatever

Redesign

I mean goddam it's ugly

Select shops from the map

Right now the map is only for display, not selection. Should do both, or have two maps with one for selection.

handle no local coffeeshops found

COFEEDX is not loading

After the OSM login the application just stops at the loading screen:
Tested on Safari 8.0 and Chrome 39.0.2171.71 (64-bit)

Update when location changes

switch to xapi

this'll let us load moar coffeeshops further out and filter and whatever as long as i can parse the documentation

Spinoff: wifidex

This is basically a zany mixture of coffeedex with @maxogden's ssid-checkin.

UX:

You install the thing as a mac osx app (atom-editor wrapper or similar), it gives you the same 'optionally check in when you connect to an ssid you know aligns with a foursquare venue' functionality of ssid-checkin.

Differences being:

the data is in openstreetmap
optionally: the app tries to give you more value than a checkin: closing times, tips, something else

The boring pedantics:

ssid key is kosher and pretty mildly used
foursquare key is possible and proposed.

Cool thing about where this app would live is that it would make contributing these two tags dead-simple.

Document forking

restaurant cuisines
building heights

Tagging pedantics

cost:coffee or price:coffee

We're using the former. I think either is fine.

$10 or USD 10, 10 GBP or £1.40

So far I'm encoding $10. I think I need to change this and the interface needs to autodetect & wrap, since $ is ambiguous.

Have talked with @daguar about a PBR variation: does this form imply 'cheapest' or 'usual'?

For instance,

cost:gasoline
cost:beer
cost:milk

/cc @aaronlidman @ajashton

Translationdex

Can't authenticate OSM

Clicking the Login button on coffeedex gives this error in the console, and nothing happens:

 XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://www.openstreetmap.org/oauth/request_token. The request was redirected to 'https://www.openstreetmap.org/oauth/request_token', which is disallowed for cross-origin requests that require preflight.

on Chrome 39.0.2171.71 (64-bit). Similar behavior on Chrome on iOS 8.1.1. Safari has issues too, guessing same thing..?