E.g.

http://services1.arcgis.com/CHRAD8xHGZXuIQsJ/ArcGIS/rest/services/wildlandfires_6_11/FeatureServer/1/1?f=json

Seems to display the layer name, not the feature server name.

Show how the classes interact with one-another, how the templates are used, and the general data-flow of the app.

Currently always returns JSON.

In the FeatureService and FeatureService/Layer pages, the "View In" links at the top of the page do not open the right resource.

• Add Known Issue that this is limited
• Add link to the REST Spec
• Some text like this: "This is a node.js implementation of part of the Geoservices REST API. This is roughly equivalent to an ArcGIS Online REST API"
• Remove CityBikes header and call it "Sample Provider" or similar.
• Add link to GeoServices Spec: http://www.esri.com/library/whitepapers/pdfs/geoservices-rest-spec.pdf
• http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/arcgis-rest-api/
• List which pieces are implemented

Query currently implemented only on a single layer. Output assumes a single layer only in the result set.

When FeatureService::Query is implemented, this must be extended.

The current Timezone API is proving to be flaky. Even with the app's built-in throttle-limiting, we're seeing occasional errors (see Issue #11).

We should try to use our own services to get timezone information. Or at the very least make the service more robust. Currently, the error is displayed in the logs, but doesn't prevent the application from working.

I get an error when I try to start "node index"

C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\GitHub\node-geoservices-adaptor [master]> node index

C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\GitHub\node-geoservices-adaptor\node_modules\express\lib\utils.js:313
return new RegExp('^' + path + '$', sensitive ? '' : 'i');
^
SyntaxError: Invalid regular expression: /^(?:([^\/]+?))\rest\info/?$/: Unmatched ')'
at new RegExp ()
at Object.exports.pathRegexp (C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\GitHub\node-geoservices-adaptor\node_modules\express\lib\utils.js:313:56)
at new Route (C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\GitHub\node-geoservices-adaptor\node_modules\express\lib\router\route.js:35:23)
at Router.route (C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\GitHub\node-geoservices-adaptor\node_modules\express\lib\router\index.js:295:15)
at Router.(anonymous function) [as get](C:UsersAdministratorDocumentsGitHubnode-geoservices-adaptornode_modulesexpresslibrouterindex.js
:308:16)
at Function.app.(anonymous function) [as get](C:UsersAdministratorDocumentsGitHubnode-geoservices-adaptornode_modulesexpresslibapplicati
on.js:414:26)
at Object. (C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\GitHub\node-geoservices-adaptor\index.js:102:5)
at Module._compile (module.js:456:26)
at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:474:10)
at Module.load (module.js:356:32)

1. I downloaded the github for windows application. I use win2008Server x64 and installed the latest 0.10 nodejs.
2. The github application downloaded the repository
3. I opened a shell in the directory "node-geoservices-adaptor".
4. I used command: npm update . That looked ok to me.
5. I used command "node index"and received the error! No connection on http://127.0.0.1:1337/

Before that, I once got an error with missing "terraformer/Parsing/xxxsomething".

Use memcached or redis to provide centralized caching functionality to data providers

bash-3.2$ node index
Loaded timezones from /Users/andy4683/Documents/git/node-geoservices-adaptor/samples/citybikes/data/timezones.json
Caching Networks...
Initialized new GeoHub Data Provider
App Configured
Caching Networks...
Cached 105 new networks!
Networks cache expires at: Mon Aug 19 2013 09:41:38 GMT-0600 (MDT)
[SyntaxError: Unexpected token <]

403 Forbidden

The link points to ?f=pjson which the engine doesn't recognize.

Currently the service will return a set of objectIds but will not accept them for subsequent queries…

Timezones data probably needs to be updated on occasion (e.g. when daylight savings changes for each timezone).

Consider moving the fields json info to data/fields.json. This would allow for a standard location for other custom providers. Then others can easily follow the pattern of data being in the /data subdirectory.

Example:

citybikes/data/timezones.json
citybikes/data/fields.json

It seems the Silverlight viewer does not clear the map out as it pans and requests more graphics. Each time a new result is returned, the graphics get added.

See this by looking at semi-transparent layers and pan the map around.

Perhaps the solution is to more accurately return 304 responses, but that should not be necessary as long as Object IDs remain consistent. This does not happen in other frameworks.

See for example http://geonode.stg.geeknixta.com/citybikes/rest/services/capitalbikeshare/FeatureServer/0/query where the locked field is present on each record but not in the layer definition.

I'm too much a n00b at this, so need this reviewed, in particular the agsdataproviderbase and citybikes samples.

http.get() is so August 2013.

Well, OK, it's so <pick-a-date-waaay-before-nick-wrote-any-node-code>...

Instead, use Request JS.

Do it.

Just do it already.