alynva/pi-tiler

pi-tiler

TODO

init command

1. npx pi-tiler init

   1. "Checking environment... (tested only in PI4B)"
   2. "You are ready to start?"
   3. "Copying global files to home folder..."

        ~/.pi-tiler/.env
        ├── PI_TILER_GIT_URL					# repository to pull updates
        ├── PI_TILER_GIT_TOKEN					# for private repositories
        ├── PI_TILER_PATH						# defaults to "~/my-pi-tiler"
        └── PI_TILER_APPS_GIT_TOKEN.{appName}	# tokens to use when pulling private apps
        ~/.pi-tiler/startup.js					# runs "cd $path && npm ci && npm start"
      

   4. "Installing multi-user terminal session manager (screen)..."
   5. "Configuring startup at boot time..."
   6. "Do you have a repository with the configuration? (yes/no)"
   7. No: "We recommend that you create a remote repository, so it can be easily restored if you have any problems. Do you want to skip this? (yes/no)"
   8. No>Yes: "The repository will be created locally, in the future if you want to make a backup, set the remote origin and push it."
   9. No>No | Yes: "What is the git URL?"
   10. No>No | Yes: "If it is private, set the pull+push token: (if its public, you can leave empty)"
   11. "What name do you want to call it? It will be place at your home folder. (my-pi-tiler)"
   12. "Initialization finished. Do you want to start the pi-tiler server now? (yes/no)"
   13. No: "Ok, bye."
   14. Yes: ~/.pi-tiler/startup.js

2. npx pi-tiler start

   1. "Looking for configuration file ./variables/pi-tiler-config.json..."
      1. Not found: "pi-tiler not configured yet."
      2. Not found: "Do you want to define custom arguments to ngrok? (yes/no)"
      3. Not found: "Set the password to open the dashboard:"
      4. Not found: "Writing configurations to file..."
      5. "pi-tiler is enabled."
      6. "Starting ngrok with options: {...}"
      7. "Looking for apps..."
      8. "Found 2 apps, but only 1 is enabled."
      9. "Starting enabled apps..."
      10. "Startup finished."
      11. "Dashboard URL: ..."
      12. "Dashboard password: ..."