- Node.js 0.10.x or newer
You need the graphics library Cairo installed. Cairo needs to be linked with freetype to work with node_canvas for some reason. A simple way to achieve this if you are using homebrew on OS X is to install Cairo without X11-bindings, like so:
$ brew install cairo --without-x
Then:
$ npm install
$ node server.jsThe web app should now be accessible at http://localhost:3000
All configuration can be done under ./config/app.json. Have a look at the ./config/app.example.json.
In order to configure the accessToken and accessTokenSecret for Shapeways, you may obtain them by
calling the route /accesstoken in the app after you have configrued the consumerKey and
consumerKeySecret for your Shapeways application.
Packages the model into an archive ready for export.
Download the built model archive.
Lets the user buy the model at Shapeways through our configured Shapeways application.
It assumes the user already have visited the /preview route.
Renders a UTM 33 terrain model for a given bound (box).
box : A bounding box for the map given in UTM 33 coordinates given as 'NWx,NWy,SEx,SEy'.
outsize : The image dimensions in pixels given as 'X,Y'.
format (optional): Either 'png' or 'bin' (16bit binary in ENVI-format).
/dtm?box=253723.176600653,6660500.4670516,267723.176600653,6646500.4670516&outsize=1000,1000
Renders a UTM 33 map tile for a given bound (box).
box : A bounding box for the map given in UTM 33 coordinates given as 'NWx,NWy,SEx,SEy'.
outsize : The image dimensions in pixels given as 'X,Y'.
/map?box=253723.176600653,6660500.4670516,267723.176600653,6646500.4670516&outsize=1000,1000
Let you login to Shapeways to get an access token for the your Shapeways application. Note: the end user will not be logging into this. It's a tool for obtaining an access token for the application (in order to post models to the Shapeways API).
There is also: /login and /callback which is taken care of by the oAuth bonanza.
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/accesstoken