It Happened Near You (en Anglais)

Explore all the new improvements that the Macron presidency has brought to the localities.

Search by your postal code and choose the city nearest you to view a map of all the places the administration has made investments.

Prerequisites

You will need the following things properly installed on your computer.

• Git
• Node.js
• Yarn
• Ember CLI
• Google Chrome

Installation

• git clone [email protected]:enmarche/chezvous.en-marche.fr chezvous this repository
• cd chezvous
• yarn install

Running / Development

Make an .env file file $ cp .env.sample .env

Run the app ember serve

Visit your app at http://localhost:4200. Visit your tests at http://localhost:4200/tests.

Code Generators

Make use of the many generators for code, try ember help generate for more details

Running Tests

• ember test
• ember test --server

Linting

• yarn lint:hbs
• yarn lint:js
• yarn lint:js --fix

Building

• ember build (development)
• ember build --environment production (production)

Deploying

This project uses ember-cli-deploy to run deployments.

There are three environments, each with its own command.

• dev: ember deploy dev
• Deploys to https://enmarche.github.io/chezvous.en-marche.fr
• staging: ember deploy staging you can run this command from your machine
• Deploys to https://staging-chezvous.en-marche.fr
• commits to master will deploy to staging
• prod: ember deploy prod
• Deploys to https://chezvous.en-marche.fr
• tags will deploy to prod

Further Reading / Useful Links

• ember.js
• ember-cli
• Development Browser Extensions
  • ember inspector for chrome
  • ember inspector for firefox

Static Templates

There are two types of templates compiled with the app:

• app/components/summary/summary-templates.js
• app/components/map/filter-templates.js

Both are a hashmap relating a key to a small set of data. summary-templates maps a label to be used a header for the summary, and a template, with placeholders in {{ }} curly brackets. filter-templates maps a marker type to a color and a label. The label is displayed in a user control, and the color name is used to color corresponding map markers and the user control as well.

Adding new Colors and Types

Simply follow the established data structures within the two template files to add either a new marker or summary type.

To associate a color with a marker type, two new CSS rules must be added: one for the filter control and one for the marker itself. These rules are driven by the value specified for the color key in the filter-templates file, so if you've got a filter type (for a map marker) defined like so:

// app/components/map/filter-templates.js
export default {
  ...
  new_fiber_optics: {
    label: "New Fiber Optics (but in French)",
    color: "seafoam",
  },
  ...
};

Then you'd be using the value seafoam to add the CSS rules. Both rules should be added to app/styles/components/_map.scss. We're making use of the CSS variable currentColor in both cases, which is why we set the color style.

To add a a css rule for the input itself, find the .map-filter rule block, and add a nested selector for the color, like so:

// app/styles/components/_map.scss
.map-filter {
  ...

  &.seafoam .map-filter__input:checked {
    color: // whatever color seafoam is
  }
}

This will make the new_fiber_optics filter control have a background of whatever value you put in there.

To add a css rule for the marker, add a .color--seafoam rule that specifies the color value. There are a set of existing color rules at the bottom of app/styles/components/_map.scss.

// app/styles/components/_map.scss
.color--seafoam {
  color: // whatever color seafoam is
}