Some of these features require CGI scripts to execute on your server. In order for them to function, make sure your server is configured to allow the execution of CGI files. Next, enable these features in your configuration file.
By default during the build process we try to fetch images of layers from our Snapshots application to show as previews in the layer picker component. However, this will only work for layers that are present in NASA GIBS (Global Imagery Browse Services). If you are serving your own layers, you will likely wish to disable this feature by setting "previewSnapshots": false
in config/default/common/features.json
.
This feature provides natural events queried by Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker (EONET) by default. To enable, edit config/default/common/features.json
and set:
"naturalEvents": {
"host": "[host_url_here]"
}
to disable, set:
"naturalEvents": false
This feature allows directing users to Earthdata Search to download the underlying data for layers. For more information see the Data Download (Smart Handoffs) docs. To enable,
edit config/default/common/features.json
and set "smartHandoffs": true
.
This feature uses the ArcGIS World Geocoding Service to find addresses based on input text, coordinates, and by clicking a spot on the map. To enable,
edit config/default/common/features.json
and set "locationSearch"
object "url"
to use the ArcGIS request URL used by the ArcGIS World Geocoding Service.
This feature uses bit.ly to shorten links. Follow these steps to enable it:
- Edit
config/default/common/features.json
and set"urlShortening": true
. - Get a login and API key from bit.ly.
- Create
build/options/bitly.json
with the following contents (replacingyour_login
andyour_key
with the appropriate values);
{
"login": "your_login",
"key": "your_key"
}
Caution: Do not commit this file to a public repo, and make sure the
build/options
directory is not publicly accessible on your web server to protect the privacy of your API key.
Worldview uses the analytics framework Google Tag Manager to collect user interface interaction metrics. To use this feature, obtain a Google Tag Manager ID formatted as "GTM-XXXXXX", and add the ID as environment variable GTM_ID
that can be accessed during the build process to inject your ID into the necessary code. This feature is turned on by default:
"googleTagManager": true
to disable this feature, set:
"googleTagManager": false