An exhibit about the Future of Mobility.
To install the required dependencies run npm install in both the root directory and the
server directory.
You can use npm run build or npm run watch in the root directory to build the client apps. The
server does not require compilation.
The .env file in the root directory contains settings that are applied at compilation time.
Start the server by running npm run start in the server directory.
The clients, in the root directory, are:
city.html: Presents the city map, to be projected over the exhibition table.dashboard.html: Shows the auxiliary touchscreen dashboard that displays variables and goals, and allows selecting Power-Ups.editor.html: An editor that pushes changes to the server. Note that it doesn't read updates from the server, so it's not possible to use multiple editors simulatenously. It's only meant for use during development.
The main configuration file is config.yml. The server has to be reloaded after any changes.
Clients get the configuration from the server through the http API and have to be reloaded after
the server to take any changes.
The .env file has other configuration keys that affect the environment.
The server has both an HTTP and a WebSocket API. Their specifications are:
- http:
specs/openapi.yaml - ws:
specs/asyncapi.yaml
You can use Swagger Editor and the AsyncAPI Playground to format the respective specifications in a friendly format.
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