spatial-hub

Spatial-hub

Replacement for spatial-portal with Grails, AngularJS and Leaflet.

See also: Integration Tests

Setup production

Modify configurations in

/data/spatial-hub/config/spatial-hub-config.yml

The default production url is https://spatial.ala.org.au

The default develop url is http://devt.ala.org.au:8079

The dependent services point to other production servers by default

Minimum configurations in external config file:

    api_key: xxxxxxxxx-d184-4276-afc2-6ece17176d7c
    google:
        apikey: xxxxxxxx

Check the following configurations if deployed on different servers.

####Example: grails.serverURL: "https://spatial-test.ala.org.au" grails.app.context: "/"

googleAnalyticsId: "xxxxxxxx"
google:
    apikey: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

api_key: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

layersService:
    url: "https://spatial-test.ala.org.au/ws"

geoserver:
    url: "https://spatial-test.ala.org.au/geoserver"

How to customise

menu-config.json

• The main menu is overridden with /data/spatial-hub/menu-config.json.

/* Example */
[
  {
    "name": "Add to map", /* Dropdown menu label */
    "width": 110, /* Dropdown menu button width in pixels. The left hand panel is a fixed width. */
    "items": [ /* Dropdown menu items */
      {
        "name": "Species", /* Button label */
        "open": "ToolAddSpeciesService" /* Open a service based tool. Compatible services are found in grails-app/assets/javascripts/spApp/services/tool*Service.js
      },
      {
        "name": "Area", /* Button label */
        "open": "addArea" /* Open a controller based tool. Compatible controllers are found in grails-app/assets/javascripts/spApp/controller/*Ctrl.js
      },
      {
        "name": "Detailed Area Report (PDF)", /* Button label */
        "open": "AreaReport" /* Open a spatial-service based tool. Available tools are found in spatial-service /admin/capabilities. 
      },
      {
        "name": "Getting Started", /* Button label */
        "open": "https://www.ala.org.au/spatial-portal-help/getting-started" /* Open a https:// or http:// url */
      }
    ]
  },

view-config.json

• Templated dialog appearance can be overridden with /data/spatial-hub/view-config.json.

/* Example */
{
  "Maxent": { /* Name of tool in spatial-service capabilities */
    "view": [ /* List of input sections in the order to displa */
      {
        "name": "Area to restrict prediction", /* Title of first input section */ 
        "inputs": [ /* List of inputs from tool capabilities for this section */ 
          "area"
        ]
      },
      {
        "name": "MaxEnt options", /* Title of the second input section */
        "inputs": [ /* List of inputs from tool capabilities for this section */
          "testPercentage",
          "resolution"
        ]
      }
    ],
    "input": { /* Override input specifications */
      "testPercentage": { /* Input name */
        "description": "Percentage of records used for testing model?", /* new description */
        "constraints": {
          "default": 0.2 /* New default value */
        }
      }
  }
}

Header and Footer

Configure ala-bootstrap3

• This is recommended since it can be reused by all components that use ala-bootstrap3

  1. Fork commonui-bs3, modify and deploy

  2. Configure to use the deployed commonui-bs3

  # edit /data/spatial-hub/config/spatial-hub-config.properties
  skin.layout=generic
  headerAndFooter.baseURL=<URL to deployed commonui-bs3>
  

Fork spatial-hub, modify and deploy

• Use when development of spatial-hub is expected. It can be used with with the other methods.

Local files

• Adding files local to deployment can add new layouts and resources.

  1. Add a new layout gsp to the /data/spatial-hub/views/layouts directory.

     /data/spatial-hub/views/layouts/myLayout.gsp
     

  2. Additional assets can be added to the /data/spatial-hub/assets directory.

     /data/spatial-hub/assets/css/externalCss.css
     /data/spatial-hub/assets/js/externalJs.js
     /data/spatial-hub/assets/img/externalImage.png
     

  3. Assets can be referenced within the new layout gsp.

     <asset:stylesheet src="css/externalCss.css" />
     <asset:javascript src="js/externalJs.js" />
     <asset:image src="img/externalImg.png" />
     

  4. Change config to use the new layout gsp.

     # edit /data/spatial-hub/config/spatial-hub-config.properties
     skin.layout=myLayout
     

Note:

A forked commonui-bs3 can be deployed to /data/spatial-hub/assets/ and used with the config

# edit /data/spatial-hub/config/spatial-hub-config.properties
skin.layout=generic
headerAndFooter.baseURL=<URL to this spatial-hub instance>/assets

Adding hubs to spatial-hub

Additional map views can be created and served from urls hub/{{hub_name}}. This is done by creating additional files in the /data/spatial-hub directory.

Files required to create a new hub view.

Files required	Overrides /data/spatial-hub/config/	Overrides grailsApp/conf/
/data/spatial-hub/config/{{hub_name}}/app-config.json	spatial-hub-config.yml	application.yml
/data/spatial-hub/config/{{hub_name}}/view-config.json	view-config.json	view-config.json
/data/spatial-hub/config/{{hub_name}}/menu-config.json	menu-config.json	menu-config.json

An additional css can be included with /data/spatial-hub/assets/css/{{hub_name}}.css when using skin.layout portal or generic. This may not be used by a local layout gsp file.

Embedding spatial-hub

Example embedExample.html (TODO: finish implementation)

Tests

The build is setup to work with Firefox and Chrome.

Have a look at the build.gradle and the src/test/resources/GebConfig.groovy file.

From line 200 in build.gradle, you will find how we pass different test servers and authentication into tests.

Usage

Skip integration test in building process

./gradlew build -x integrationTest

Run with Firefox (default):

./gradlew :integrationTest -Dusername=xxxx -Dpassword=xxxxx

Or

./gradlew :integrationTest

when authentication is stored into the default file:

/data/spatial-hub/test/default.properties

See more: How to pass authentication

run with Chrome:

This solution is not requried by M2 MBP

./gradlew :integrationTest -Ddriver=chrome

Chrome driver > 89 is not available for webdirver Use npm to set the chrome driver version and reference the lib path from node_modules.

Add "chromedriver": "89.0.0" to package.json

Run npm install

In ./gebConfig.groovy

if (!System.getProperty("webdriver.chrome.driver")) {
    System.setProperty("webdriver.chrome.driver", "node_modules/chromedriver/bin/chromedriver")
} 

Test other servers:

./gradlew :integrationTest -DbaseUrl=http://spatial-test.ala.org.au/

Authentication

Authentication info can be passed through with -Dusername and -Dpassword

/gradlew :integrationTest -Dusername=xxxx -Dpassword=xxxxx

Or stored in a config file. The default config file is located in

/data/spatial-hub/test/default.properties

username="[email protected]"
password="xxxxx"

We can change the config file with -DconfigFile

/gradlew :integrationTest -DconfigFile="myconfig.properties"

Prerequisite

Layers required to be imported to Spatial Service:

Koppen Climate Classification (Major Classes) 
Precipitation - annual (Bio12)
Temperature - annual mean (Bio01)
GEOMACS - geometric mean
ASGS Australian States and Territories
IBRA 7 Subregions

Williams 2030 best 5 - for predict and classify

el1002, el1019, el1037, el1036, el1013

Libs

GDAL: gdal_translate

Samples

Koppen.kml and Koppen.zip are stored in ./test/resources

Module Structure

Code structure of functional tests:

./test/resources/Functional_Test_Module.png