Content of the https://maplibre.org
Features:
- News and blog posts can be published
- External dependencies are handled via NPM
- Hugo is bundling the CSS and JS
- Install Hugo, which meets the version requirement
>=v0.97.3+extended
(the+extended
indicates that the "extended" version of Hugo is required). Alternative: If Hugo is not available in a recent version on your platform, then use the wrapper script./hugow --get-extended
. - Run
npm install
to setup the dependencies - Run
npm run serve
or./hugow --get-extended serve
- Open the URL which is printed in the terminal
After making any changes, make sure to run npm run format
and npm run format-check
.
In order to build the website run npm run build
. The built website is available in public/
.
In order to create a news post for maplibre-rs do the following:
HUGO_SINCE=2022-05-26 hugo new -k maplibre-rs-news news/2022-05-23-maplibre-rs-weekly.md
This will fetch the last weeks issues and PRs and prepare a post for you.
The data for https://maplibre.org/community/ is managed at data/community.json
.
It shows a map of the MapLibre community members.
The map shows contributors to MapLibre projects as recorded in the public git committer history.
Location information was taken from people's public GitHub profiles.
If you would like to be included in the MapLibre community map, fork this repo, edit data/community.json
, and make a pull request. Or just open an issue...
If you are on the map, but don't want to be, please open a pull request or issue.