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The plugin handling via grunt+browserify is unclean atm -> perhaps the alias or exernali options in grunt-browserify come to our rescue?

especially important for access points
if someone looks to get online most likely stays offline 😉

provide option in UI to show only nodes which recently updated their record

• zoom to my location
• search locality (nominatim)
• search by community

After clicking on a node details should be displayed. At the moment only json data can be displayed.

It's good to have a normalized 0 < quality < 1 to represent this in the link line on the map, but seeing the actual quality value is usually very important.

I propose to add a quality_attr member to the base data structure for links.

For example:

   {
       "type": "wifi",
       "alias_local": "64:70:02:3D:85:0B",
       "alias_remote": "64:70:02:EE:02:E8",
       "quality": 0.25,
       "quality_attr": "signal",
       "attributes": {
           "local_mac": "64:70:02:3D:85:0B",
           "station_mac": "64:70:02:EE:02:E8",
           "channel": 165,
           "signal": -81,
           "interface": "wlan1"
       }
   }

This would let us show the actual quality value (in this case the signal value) in the link popup.

When loading the map, the web console shows: "TypeError: i is undefined" (vendor.js:191).

So I tried replacing:

• libremap-webui/vendor/leaflet/leaflet.js, with
• libremap-webui/vendor/leaflet/leaflet-src.js

And I got: "TypeError: obj is undefined" (vendor.js:247)

Being non-minimsed, the code was:

stamp: (function () {
    var lastId = 0,
        key = '_leaflet_id';
    return function (obj) {
        obj[key] = obj[key] || ++lastId; // line 247
        return obj[key];
    };
}()),

I wonder if it's related to this: Leaflet/Leaflet#1282

I've seen a configModel passed around, sometimes the whole thing, sometimes a portion.

For example, in fine.js:
this.routersView = new RoutersView({
proxyView: this.proxyView,
collection: this.routersColl,
configModel: this.configModel.get('routers'),
});

I just pushed a change to routers.js to replace a hardcoded api_url for the api_url value from the config, but in order to access this data I've had to add:
var appconfig = require('../../../../../config.json');

I guess with all the "magic tools" :) we are using, it should be easy to simplify this to something like:

var appconfig =require('libremapconfig')

so we don't need to have all those ../../ in there.

(was in wrong repo: libremap/libremap-agent-openwrt/issues/6)

something like:

libremap.net/#community/quintanalibre.org.ar

so a community can use that link to show "their" map (using the existing filter).

The view should also auto-zoom to the area containing the community nodes.

I would like to have deeper zoom levels to see the position of nodes on the building level.

i am trying npm install i get the error m WARN [email protected] No license field. i want to visialise a mesh network on libremap anyhelp will be appreciated

There should be a filter to hide nodes that have the status "offline".
see also libremap/libremap-api#13

Add simple tools:

• measure distance between 2 points
• get coordinates of a point
• plot terrain profile, see libremesh/libremap/issues/2

Libremap shows clustered routers, even if i disable clustering. Sometimes it's switching between clustered/not clustered withing seconds..