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As of version 6.50, the url to access the web application when using the standard approach requires an ending "/App".
In order to offer a consistent approach with the docker approach, add a ".htaccess" file with a redirect to "/App/index.html". Obviously, this can only work if there is a web server directive allowing .htaccess overrides...

Check if it is possible to generate a geoJSON output using XSLT

This application will no longer be referenced by the Docker hub. Henceforth, the README-md file should be adapted

If no selection criteria are given by the user (ie. country, airport, viewport) then get the longitude and latitude of the user, based on his IP address, and return the weather of airports within a 30-nautical-miles radius

The colour of each marker should reflect the METAR condition, such as:

• VFR: MediumSeaGreen
• Marginal VFR: Orange
• IFR: Tomato
• Low IFR: SlateBlue
• N/A: white

Changes

• Correct the test condition that triggers the ip-based geolocation in wsaero.php
• Update the API section in the README.md file to mention that the RESTful web service attempts an ip-based geolocation if no country, no airport and no geographical bounds are passed

OpenStreetMap: © OpenStreetMap contributors

Geoplugin: should be displayed only when accessing the service via http

help_output.html : add the GeoJSON output format
country codes.html: use the w3css template (like the rest of the web application)

Normally, a user wishing to get the weather from all airports within a circle radius centered on a given airport should specify only that given airport. However, if he specified more than 1 airport, then the system does not select the first one.
The code is incomplete

No data retrieved if we zoom out below level-7 and then zoom-in again

Check if it is feasible/desirable to replace the KML module with the native JSON features of leaflet.js

• wsaeroKML2.xsl: used for the Google Earth application. I am dropping this feature
• L.KML.js: dropped in favor of the native GeoJson feature of LeafletJS

Investigate and implement a first proof-of-concept.
Unit test focused on the Restful API aspects

If yes, we can remove the copy of L.KML.js from this repository

If the page desktop.html is served with the "https" protocol, the geoplugin API will not work, as it is not meant, in the free version, to work over ssl.

File desktop.html should be modified to detect the http/https protocol. In case of https, the geolocation should be done through the html5 native api

Offer the possibility to display the weather info on a map (OpenStreetMap)

Initially, create a page called "desktop.html" which displays the aviation weather bulletins on a map provided by OpenStreetMap.

Starting from version 6.50, the application code was moved into the folder App.
This means that the installation instructions must be reviewed in the README.md

The data reload should also take place when zooming in ACROSS THE THRESHOLD LEVEL.

Simplify the user README by removing the ":latest" tag for the 1-container solution, for the tag is not required

UI cosmetic change

Performance improvement
When zooming in, we should keep the data layer: there is no need to delete the layer and send a new weather REST request
When zooming out, we should also keep the data layer if we already retrieved the data at that zoom level

Update file README.md to include the GEOJSON output method

The user dialog box should mention that the zoom level is too low (too much data to retrieve).
However, the user could drag the map to another part of the world and then zoom-in to get the data again

Add the parameter &minDegreeDistance=1 or below (ex: 0.5).
This way, we no longer need to display a warning to the user

When accessing the initial page, the application should redirect to the proper start page:

• mobile.html for smartphones
• desktop.html if the device has a big-enough display

Use Javascript (instead of php agent string) to get the browser screen width and branch to the correct page

This is not really an enhancement... but it makes me feel good!