Visual and geographical feedback on Cosmogony
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The main goal of this tool is to have some visual and geographical feedback on Cosmogony output.

This will run docker-compose containers, import the cosmogony zones to Postgis, pre-generate tiles, and launch the explorer in your browser.
You may need to run it with sudo, as it launches docker-compose commands.
The easiest way to run it:
pipenv install
pipenv run inv -e run-local
You can set a path to the cosmogony data by changing the environment variable PATH_TO_COSMOGONY_DIR.
You can do this either just with a classic environment variable, or by changing the file .env.
By default it will load the data in the ./cosmogony_data/ directory.
By default it will load a file named cosmogony.json in this directory. You can change the file name with the cli parameter --cosmogony-file-name=<my_cosmogony_file>
PATH_TO_COSMOGONY_DIR=./my_data_dir pipenv run inv -e run-local --cosmogony-file-name=cosmo_lux.json
If you want to change stuff in the repository, you need to build custom images.
To do this, you just need to add the --build-dockers argument to the invoke commands:
PATH_TO_COSMOGONY_DIR=./my_data_dir pipenv run inv -e run-local --cosmogony-file-name=cosmo_lux.json --build-dockers
Content type
Image
Digest
Size
87 MB
Last updated
almost 8 years ago
docker pull amatissart/cosmogony_explorer_importer