This document describes how you can customize and style your own version of geotiff.io.
Your first step will be to create your own version of the config.json.
You can name it whatever you want, such as mysite-config.json.
You'll have to set your custom fields in your own config JSON file. Here's a brief explanation of what the fields do. See the default JSON file as an example.
| name | required | description |
|---|---|---|
| colors | yes | sets the colors that appear in the application |
| domain | no | set this if you want to create a CNAME file with this value |
| google_analytics_id | no | set this if you want to send events to your Google Analytics account |
| logo | no | set this if you want your logo to appear |
| resolution | no | Only for advanced users. Hard-codes the resolution of how rasters appear |
| title | yes | application name that should be set in the head and displayed on your site |
| tools | yes | list of tools that should be available |
In order to load your customizations, you must build and run the application with the GEOTIFF_IO_CONFIG environmental variable set to point to your config file. For example, if you created a custom config file called mysite-config.json, you will run your application with GEOTIFF_IO_CONFIG="./mysite-config.json" npm run start. You will build the application with GEOTIFF_IO_CONFIG="./mysite-config.json" npm run build.
If you have any questions about configuration, please don't hesitate to contact Daniel J. Dufour, one of the maintainers, at [email protected] or post an issue in this Github repo.