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Gpxviewer

GPX Viewer is a web app to display caches from a gpx file on a map.

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About this skill

Quality Score

0/100

Supported Platforms

Universal

README

Geocaching GPX Viewer

Modern web app to visualize geocaching GPX files: load a GPX from disk or URL, see caches on an OpenLayers map with detailed info, geolocation, and free basemaps.

Features

  • Import GPX from your computer or a public URL.
  • Cache markers styled by type/found status, detail popup (code, owner, D/T, container, description).
  • Basemap choices (OSM Standard, OSM Humanitarian, Carto Voyager, CyclOSM, Stamen Terrain).
  • Geolocation, refit to data, clear map.
  • Responsive UI (desktop, tablet, mobile).
  • Language selector (EN/FR/DE/ES/IT).

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 18+ recommended.

Installation

npm install

Scripts

  • npm run dev – start Vite dev server (HMR).
  • npm run build – production bundle to public/.
  • npm run preview – serve the built bundle locally.
  • npm run lint – format/lint via Biome.

Usage

  1. npm run dev, then open the Vite URL at /gpxviewer/ (e.g., http://localhost:5173/gpxviewer/).
  2. Load a GPX:
    • File: “Depuis ton ordinateur” button (multiple allowed).
    • URL: paste a public GPX URL, click “Charger l'URL”.
  3. Options: choose a basemap, click “Recentrer sur les caches” or use the locate control on the map.
  4. You can add your own GPX files locally and load them via file picker or URL.

Structure

  • app/index.html – app shell for Vite (dev + build entry).
  • static/ – public assets copied as-is (favicons, manifest, map icons).
  • src/main.ts – OpenLayers/GPX logic.
  • src/style.css – styles and theme.

Deployment

  • Build with npm run build; serve public/ as a static site.

Contributing

See AGENTS.md for conventions, commands, and PR expectations.

License

Apache 2.0.

Related Skills

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GitHub Stars23
CategoryDevelopment
Updated4mo ago
Forks6

Languages

TypeScript

Security Score

77/100

Audited on Nov 27, 2025

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