richardlitt/dbird

Putting eBird on the decentralized web

dbird

Putting eBird on the decentralized web

Background

This is an attempt for me to start building small databases of my own personal eBird data and putting it on the decentralized web. Rather than build a monumental thing, I am trying to build a bit at a time.

Install

Clone this repo. This is not on npm at the moment.

Usage

For now, this is only usable through the CLI.

Running node cli.js will provide a list of targets of all kinds, assuming you have downloaded your Target Species lists for the same location and date range and put them into html_files, with the names audio.html, photos.html, and species.html. Use the gear icon to change between audio and photo targets.

Example files have been uploaded from my account for Vermont in September 2019 (as of this date).

Contribute

Please feel free. This is a pretty low-key project. Suggestions always welcome, of course, and possible features too.

I'll try to track my goals using the GitHub issue tracker.

License

MIT

dbird's Issues

Enable trip reports

Wrap or otherwise make it easier to look at long lists

List birds alphabetically

Add a footer

List birds taxonomically

Allow multiple inputs

It should be possible to get date and time for various regions and to have them all downloaded and accesible at the same time.

Add a way to upload eBird data directly

Gather target data without manually saving target HTML pages

Right now, this is a major friction point. Manually saving pages is annoying as hell.

Enable town select

Add date filters

Add media lists

Create a related CBC app

Show selected region and date range in output

Right now, the selected region and date range isn't extracted from the HTML, which makes manually updating the lists a pain.

Update documentation

Right now it is outdated.

Add a map showing which regions you've seen a particular bird in

I want to be able to see if I've seen the American Crow in Vermont and Maine, but not in New Hampshire.

Download and cross-check with eBird taxonomy

Using the "Scientific Name" field is too finnicky.

https://www.birds.cornell.edu/clementschecklist/download/

Print results to a Heroku server

Add a town name mapping for gores

Show the closest recent sighting for a given target bird

This should be possible using the eBird API.

Show data for birds you have seen

This will require downloading all data that you have seen, using eBird's data download function. Ideally, you should be able to see whether or not you've taken a photo or audio recording of a bird, as well, and where.

Add an About page

Add a GitHub link to the Navbar

Create a way to plan a Big Day for a given region

Add a CLI argument parser

Is meow stil the best?

Publicly display other index functions

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漏洞标题：serialize-javascript 代码问题漏洞
缺陷组件：[email protected]
漏洞编号：CVE-2020-7660
漏洞描述：Verizon serialize-javascript是美国威瑞森电信（Verizon）公司的一款支持将JavaScript序列化为 JSON超集的软件包。
serialize-javascript 3.1.0之前版本中存在代码问题漏洞。远程攻击者可借助index.js文件中的‘deleteFunctions’函数利用该漏洞注入任意代码。
国家漏洞库信息：https://www.cnvd.org.cn/flaw/show/CNVD-2020-53801
影响范围：(∞, 3.1.0)
最小修复版本：3.1.0
缺陷组件引入路径：[email protected]>[email protected]>[email protected]>[email protected]

另外还有27个漏洞，详细报告：https://mofeisec.com/jr?p=i2a488

Add target lists

Add a way to manually search for towns by typing in the name

Add descriptions to the Biophysical page

Add dates to the list of species for town lists

Add a Creative Commons license to data

Show new birds for a given region