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A configurable web client for geo-applications. Uses OpenLayers. Suitable for mobile devices.
guide4youGUIDE4YOU is a JavaScript Web client application built on OpenLayers that supports both desktop and mobile web browsers and features a responsive design.

For a screenshot of the mobile view see below.
With the basic system GUIDE4YOU can:
With additional modules it can also:
Compared to alternative software GUIDE4YOU provides a couple of interesting features:
All modern browsers including
Install guide4you from npm or clone the repository
npm install guide4you
or
git clone https://github.com/KlausBenndorf/guide4you.git
To find out what is needed to include GUIDE4YOU intoe a webpage check out the index.html in the dist folder. It contains everything that is needed to get you started.
The crucial part is:
g4u.createMap('#g4u-map')
This method creates the map in the given DOM-Element. It accepts a selector or a reference to a DOM-Element. As a second and third argument it accepts a map configuration and a layer configuration. Both can be provided as paths to JSON-files or as actual JavaScript objects.
Switch into the guide4you directory and install all dependecies using
npm install
Then build with a configuration of your choice
npm run build conf/simple
If you want to develop you can use the dev server script, which listens on port 8080 by default
npm run dev conf/simple
An API-documentation can be found here: https://klausbenndorf.github.io/guide4you/index.html.
Part of the API-documentation is a documentation of the map configuration and layer configuration JSON-objects.
(A german not up-to-date documentation can be found here: GUIDE4YOU Benutzerhandbuch)
Please feel free to ask any question on Stackoverflow with the guide4you tag and file any bugs in the issue tracker.

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A configurable web client for geo-applications. Uses OpenLayers. Suitable for mobile devices.
We found that guide4you demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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