Roadbase

Introduction

Roadbase is a POC tool created for crowd-sourcing information about road marks in linked open data structure to enable (local) governments, companies & citizens to use and reuse this data, build new applications and create new roads to safety. This repository includes the tool meant for policy makers to design & request new signs & roadmarkings.

Deployment

Local deployment

❗ Make sure that ember-cli, NodeJS, Git Bash and Docker Desktop is installed on your system before continuing.

1. Open a terminal & clone this project to your system.

   git clone https://github.com/osoc21/RoadBase.git

2. Navigate to the folder where the project is located.

   cd ./RoadBase

3. In the root of the directory, make a file called .env with the following contents:

   FRONTEND_URL=http://localhost
   BACKEND_URL=http://localhost:8000

4. In the front-end directory, install all npm dependencies

   cd ./front-end
   npm install

5. Within the root of the project, run the Docker containers:

   docker-compose up

   ✔️ The application should now be available on http://localhost:80.

Additional steps for developement

1. Navigate to the front-end directory and serve the ember application.

   ❗ Make sure to include the proxy tag, otherwise the database cannot be contacted.

   🕓 Serving the application may take a while...

   ember s --proxy http://localhost:8000

2. You can now access the application with the address the console returns. (Normally, this should be http://localhost:4200)

Server Deployment

For the server deployment, please visit this guide.

Credits

Technical Team

• Bo Robbrecht
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  • GitHub
• Hans Vertriest
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• Julia Van Der Kris
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• Sybren De Boever
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• Lieselot Geirnaert
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Strategical Team

• Ilya Plyusnin
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• Inés Elvira Pérez
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• Fien Goedman
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• Xuan Hung Dinh
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Coaches

• Initi Valderas Caro
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• Jodi De Loof
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  • GitHub

Additional Resources

For additional information, visit our Engineering Wiki.