Collects and display location data from your history export. Uses prebaked-geojson-map.
Note: you’ll need to adjust HISTORY_DATA_PATH to match what you’re using for history_importer.
HISTORY_DATA_PATH=~/history ruby extract_data.rb
This will write data to public/path_data.json and public/point_data.json as GeoJSON.
You'll need to install either npm or Yarn, then run npm install or yarn install. This will install the package dependencies and automatically run the build script to compile the JavaScript for the page.
To display the data, open public/index.html in your browser. This will mostly work -- the map and your data will load, but some images may be missing because of how the browser resolves paths. To get the ideal experience you'll need to use Pow or something similar, pointed at the public/ directory.
This project includes several base layers for the map; you can add your own in src/map.js by updating baseLayerNames and baseLayerURLs.