nekromoff / bicycle-master-plan Goto Github PK

I see that there is an English value file
https://github.com/nekromoff/bicycle-master-plan/blob/master/public/translations/en.js

But I can't see a way to switched to English on the map.

Have I missed it or is it not yet implemented?

more efficient rendering + more rendering options:
https://github.com/SINTEF-9012/PruneCluster

https://mapa.cyklokoalicia.sk/kosice/public/#l4,5|z14|c48.71719,21.16077|p4-353288218

In Kosice, a hiking route is being rendered green (Značené (v premávke)). The route has no bicycle related tags. I believe it is because of the LCN tag.

I suggest adding:
.route-hiking:not(.bicycle-yes):not(.bicycle-designated)
to line 370 in main.css.

I hope the not syntax is correct. I don't have a way example tagged as route=hiking & bicycle=yes but I imagine it could exist.

Popups for routes work fine in Safari 14.0.2 on macOS 11.1
Popups for other features, racks, repair stands, photos, warnings, do not appear.

Basically link sharing of what user sees - including enabled layers

https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/streetview/intro

The CSS style for MTB-Scale is currently:
.bicycle-yes.surface-gravel, .bicycle-yes.surface-dirt, .bicycle-yes.surface-grass, .highway-cycleway.surface-gravel, .highway-track.bicycle-yes

I suggest adding the following tags:
.bicycle-designated.surface-gravel, .bicycle-designated.surface-dirt, .bicycle-designated.surface-grass, .highway-track.bicycle-designated

And possibly:
.bicycle-designated.surface-unpaved, .bicycle-yes.surface-unpaved
The definition of unpaved on the OSM wiki is vague and it is recommend to use a more precise tag:

A feature that is predominantly unsealed (unpaved); i.e., it has a loose covering ranging from compacted stone chippings to earth. Unpaved roads may, in aerial imagery, show evidence of water along their course; in such circumstances, the waterway should not be tagged as a stream, though it might appear as such. This value gives only a rough description; use a more precise value if possible.

The right click option (or on mobile holding one point on screen) is active, even when the layer "tipy a upozornenia" is not active. In that case, if the layer is not checkboxed, option for adding pin should be non-active. In case of checkboxed layer, option for adding pin should be active.

• allows to quickly add/edit existing points and add custom paths

map.php contains an 'Intro' string that is displayed in the sidebar when opening the site for the first time.

map.php should instead contain a variable that is set in each translation file.

Hi,
This is a very small thing, but I noticed your github project has the # openstreetmaps (with an S at the end, but it should actually be openstreetmap without the S), it's an easy typo to make.

• enable / disable in map config
• configure types of markers, paths where editing is allowed
• allows to quickly add/edit existing points and add custom paths

A topic to discuss the feasibility and importance (or lack of) of implementing an isochrone layer.

An isochrone map shows an area accessible from a point within a specified time.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isochrone_map

It can be used to show how far people can travel from their homes, place of work, etc in a number of minutes.

A leaflet plug-in does exist
https://github.com/traffordDataLab/leaflet.reachability

and you can see an example here
https://www.trafforddatalab.io/explore/

+bike icon in place on a map

ID of current marker that have replaced outdated marker differs.

Solution?
Maybe keep historical IDs as data attributes for markers?

This will allow to provide admin functionality including editing user submitted markers or adding markers with custom uploads etc.

Add the option to enable individual sublayers instead of the whole editable layer.

CSV with columns and multiple photos upload?

where object is either:

• marker
• path

direct fragment link will open popup on this object on load

maybe popover or such... with info what does it do (email used for submitting markers).

I believe it would be useful to visualise crossings that allow bicycles to be ridden across.

Here is an example

https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/273179081

This could be accomplished with a new marker layer. Green dots could be placed on nodes that are tagged with highway=crossing and bicycle=yes or bicycle=designated. Red dots could be placed on nodes that are tagged with highway=crossing and bicycle=no.

Multiple prepared CSS sheets could be offered based on different priorities - (safe for) family with children, commuters etc.