While currently in its early infancy, ODIN aims to become an Open Source alternative to industry-led commercial Command and Control Information Systems. Our main goal is simplicity. Coming from a military background, we think it's time for a paradigm shift. Together with a vibrant community, we want to lead the way towards lightweight and user-friendly systems.

If you are interested in raising ODIN to become big and strong, there are several ways you can help: Feature request, bugs and other backlog items can be reported in the issues section of the repository. Pull requests are also highly appreciated. And finally, any form of testing and feedback is welcome.

Please also see our Code of Conduct.

Clone repository, install dependencies then build and start the application.

1. git clone https://github.com/syncpoint/ODIN.git
2. cd ODIN
3. npm install
4. npm run webpack
5. npm start

To create Windows or macOS binaries, webpack first for production, then build package with electron-builder.

1. npm run webpack:production
2. npm run builder:win, npm run builder:linux or npm run builder:mac

Create main and renderer bundles first, then start development server (for renderer only).

1. npm run webpack
2. npm run hot

We had no time to come up with a user's manual so far. But eventually we will get there... In the meantime, here is some information which might come in handy at some point.

You can here find a cheatsheet showing the keyboard shortcuts

• English Cheatsheet
• German Cheatsheet

You might want to/or are forced to reset stored application data, or example in the case of an unrecoverable error which is based on invalid application data.

Data stored in user-specific application directory include

• Booksmarks
• Layers and features incl. their geometry and other information
• Current map center and zoom level
• Visibility of different things like labels, tile layer and so on
• And other options like line smoothing, HiDPI support and more

To delete application data simply delete the entire odin-c2is application data directory after closing the application. The locations are for

• Windows: %APPDATA%\odin-c2is (e.g. C:\Users\{your-user}\AppData\Roaming\odin-c2is)
• macOS: ~/Library/Application\ Support/odin-c2is

Currently, the application exposes one REST endpoint to import layers in GeoJSON format. The interface is bound to port 8001 on localhost.

METHOD
  POST /layer/:name - import layer

PARAMETERS
  :name - layer name

BODY
  GeoJSON feature collection.
  Feature geometries are expected in EPSG:4326 (WGS84) projection (long/lat format).
  A range of APP6/2525 symbol modifiers are supported as feature properties,
  such as 'm', 'n' 't', 'w', etc. A special property 'sidc' is used to supply a 15 character
  symbol identification. Where possible generic graphics are rendered when SIDC is not
  supplied.

DESCRIPTION
  Import a layer with given name.
  Either creates a new layer or replaces an existing layer.

EXAMPLE
  Import layer from a file.

  curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
    -X POST \
    -d @examples/scenario-002.json \
    http:/localhost:8001/layer/SCENARIO-2

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Licensed under the MIT License.

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