mrc-6200 Select dataset and admin level on test page #8
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This branch adds functionality to the test page to allow selecting dataset from both localhost (if running locally) and mrcdata, so you can eyeball a grout tile dataset to see if it actually works. You can also toggle admin1 or admin2 level.
I've added a simple Vue app, which on mount fetches metadata from both servers, and adds datasets to a select (options are prefixed with 'local' or 'mrcdata'). There are radio buttons to select admin level 1 or 2 - admin levels are available in the metadata but for now we're assuming that
admin1andadmin2are defined.admin0is still used to draw country boundaries.This means that this page should now be useful both for development testing of the grout server code, and also to check that datasets are working. So it's probably going to be useful to add it to the grout deploy itself so it can be used for testing without needing to have the grout repo checked out. I'll do that in a separate grout deploy ticket.
Just open the page in the browser. You should see that mrcdata now has "arbomap" and "gadm41" datasets.
If this page gets much more complicated, we should probably convert it into a built Typescript app, but for now it's just plain old HTML + js...