cartoview 1.30

Cartoview is a GIS web mapping application framework to easily share and deploy apps based on Geonode

Cartoview v2 is on it's way!!

WARNING: be careful this version(1.10.x) of Cartoview is compatibile with geonode 2.10.x only,if you want to install another version please take alook on this section

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What is Cartoview?

• CartoView is a GIS Web Mapping Application Market.
• Cartoview extends the popular GeoNode SDI to provide the ability to create, share, and visualize GIS Web Mapping Applications very easily and very quickly from the browser without programming.

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Docker Installation:

• install docker and docker-compose
• clone cartoview and navigate to cartoview folder
• on linux based OS use this command make run to setup and start cartoview in docker for the first time
• on windows run the following commands to setup and start cartoview in docker for the first time:

  $ docker-compose up
  $ docker-compose exec cartoview python manage.py makemigrations
  $ docker-compose exec cartoview python manage.py migrate
  $ docker-compose exec cartoview python manage.py loaddata sample_admin.json
  $ docker-compose exec cartoview python manage.py loaddata default_oauth_apps.json
  $ docker-compose exec cartoview python manage.py loaddata app_stores.json
  $ docker-compose exec cartoview python manage.py loaddata initial_data.json
  

• open your browser and type the following address 10.5.0.4
• default user credentials admin/admin for cartoview and admin/geoserver for geoserver
• you need to configure oauth in geonode and geoserver to do this please use this link
• you can stop containers with make down or docker-compose down
• you can get logs for each service in docker-compose.yml unsing the following command:
  • docker-compose logs --follow --tail=100 <service_name>
• start the containers with docker-compose up -d or make up
• stop the containers with docker-compose down or make down

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How To Add Cartoview To Existing Geonode:

• install cartoview with pip:
  • pip install 'cartoview<2' --no-cache-dir
  • open geonode settings.py and add the following lines at the end of the file:

      from cartoview import settings as cartoview_settings
      INSTALLED_APPS += cartoview_settings.CARTOVIEW_INSTALLED_APPS
      ROOT_URLCONF = cartoview_settings.ROOT_URLCONF
    
      APPS_DIR = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(PROJECT_ROOT, "apps"))
      PENDING_APPS = os.path.join(PROJECT_ROOT, "pendingOperation.yml")
      APPS_MENU = False
      # NOTE: please comment the following line of you want to use geonode templates
      TEMPLATES[0][
          "DIRS"] = cartoview_settings.CARTOVIEW_TEMPLATE_DIRS + TEMPLATES[0]["DIRS"]
      TEMPLATES[0]["OPTIONS"][
          'context_processors'] += cartoview_settings.CARTOVIEW_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS
    
      STATICFILES_DIRS += cartoview_settings.CARTOVIEW_STATIC_DIRS
    
      from cartoview import app_manager
      from past.builtins import execfile
      app_manager_settings = os.path.join(
          os.path.dirname(app_manager.__file__), "settings.py")
      execfile(os.path.realpath(app_manager_settings))
      load_apps(APPS_DIR)
      INSTALLED_APPS += CARTOVIEW_APPS
      for settings_file in APPS_SETTINGS:
          try:
              execfile(settings_file)
          except Exception as e:
              print(e.message)
    

  • restart your server

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How to run tests

• You Can run tests with the following command

    paver run_test
  

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Previous Versions

Cartoview Version	Geonode Version	docs Link
1.8.x	2.8.x	Here
1.6.x	2.6.x	Here