Configurable ESRI JS API Viewer

This JS web app can be easily configured or used as a boilerplate/starting point for basic viewers. It also demonstrates best practices for OO and classes in JS. demo

Installation:

• Clone or download the repo
• Move to your web server
• configure the proper proxy page. Should work out of the box if using IIS.
• Edit the config.js file to include your services.
• Enjoy!

Customize:

• Use the ConfigurableViewerJSAPI\js\viewer\config.js file to customize your own map layers and task url's.

Notes:

• This is the begining of a viewer, it in no way represents a complete solution and is intended for well versed JS developers as a starting point.
• This app demonstrates best practices of OO programing in dojo and JS, using modular design and classes.

Widgets Included:

• Growler
• Draw
• Geolocation
• Advanced print
• Help
• Measure
• Directions
• Editor
• Scalebar
• Bookmarks
• Table of contents
• Identify (for dynamic layers)

Change log:

See releases for change logs.

Grunt tasks

This project uses grunt to automate tasks like minifying css and js as well as js linting and css prefixing. A minified version of the app will be created in a dist folder.

To get started:

• Install node.
• Install the grunt cli (command line interface) globally from the command line with : npm install -g grunt-cli this only needs to be done once per dev machine.
• Install jshint globally from the command line with : npm install -g jshint this only needs to be done once per dev machine.
• Install the local dependencies for the project in the repo from the command line: npm install This only needs to be done once per dev machine.
• Run grunt from the repo with: grunt this will create a dist folder with minified code ready for deployment.
• There are other grunt tasks such as grunt watch that will lint your js as you code.

License

MIT