├── .gitignore
├── .vscode
└── settings.json
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── data
├── ENTIDADES_clean.csv
├── cordoba.csv
├── cordoba.ods
└── cordoba_json.csv
├── docs
├── asset-manifest.json
├── favicon.ico
├── index.html
├── logo192.png
├── logo512.png
├── manifest.json
├── precache-manifest.3d74826453564702e981f7f19587b11f.js
├── robots.txt
├── service-worker.js
└── static
│ ├── css
│ ├── 2.3e8bdaa6.chunk.css
│ ├── 2.3e8bdaa6.chunk.css.map
│ ├── main.43ffc120.chunk.css
│ └── main.43ffc120.chunk.css.map
│ └── js
│ ├── 2.248a5a43.chunk.js
│ ├── 2.248a5a43.chunk.js.LICENSE.txt
│ ├── 2.248a5a43.chunk.js.map
│ ├── main.48a42970.chunk.js
│ ├── main.48a42970.chunk.js.map
│ ├── runtime-main.d612b181.js
│ └── runtime-main.d612b181.js.map
├── geoapp
├── .gitignore
├── README.md
├── package-lock.json
├── package.json
├── public
│ ├── favicon.ico
│ ├── index.html
│ ├── logo192.png
│ ├── logo512.png
│ ├── manifest.json
│ └── robots.txt
└── src
│ ├── App.css
│ ├── App.js
│ ├── components
│ ├── MapLayer
│ │ └── MapLayer.js
│ ├── MapView
│ │ └── MapView.js
│ ├── SelectList
│ │ ├── SelectList.js
│ │ └── data
│ │ │ └── municipalities.json
│ └── TableList
│ │ └── TableList.js
│ ├── index.css
│ ├── index.js
│ └── services
│ └── serviceWFSDera.js
├── img
├── 03_add_codeine.png
├── 03_icon_lealfet.png
├── 03_popup.png
├── 03_popup_mapa.png
├── 03_sprint3.gif
├── 03_trello.png
├── 04_button.png
├── 04_sprint4.gif
├── 04_trello.png
├── change_task.gif
├── portada.xcf
├── react.png
├── react_snippet.gif
├── selectList_button_clic.png
└── trello_2sprint.png
├── resources.md
└── sprint.md
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3 | # dependencies
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5 | /.pnp
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8 | # testing
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11 | # production
12 | /geoapp/build
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14 | # misc
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16 | .env.local
17 | .env.development.local
18 | .env.test.local
19 | .env.production.local
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22 | yarn-debug.log*
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1 | # Side Project: Desarrollo de aplicación web con React y Leaflet
2 |
3 | ### Entradas
4 | - [Side Project: Desarrollo de aplicación web con React y Leaflet (I)](http://www.sigdeletras.com/2020/side-project-desarrollo-de-aplicacion-web-con-react-y-leaflet-i/)
5 | - [Side Project: Desarrollo de aplicación web con React y Leaflet (II). Creando componentes](http://www.sigdeletras.com/2020/side-project-desarrollo-de-aplicacion-web-con-react-y-leaflet-ii-components/)
6 |
7 |
8 | ### Descripción del proyecto
9 |
10 | El proyecto consiste en realizar una aplicación web que permita consultar información temática relativa a las infraestructuras municipales (saneamiento, alumbrado, electricidad) y su representación geográfica en un mapa.
11 |
12 | El objetivo principal es **aprender React e investigar su uso aplicaciones web de tipo geo**.
13 |
14 | También forma parte fundamental generar la documentación del proyecto, que se traducirá en dos o tres entradas en mi web SIGdeletras y en Medium.
15 |
16 | ### Funcionalidades
17 |
18 | - Selección de municipio (como mínimo 3 municipios)
19 | - Adquisición de datos de la API (capa de un servicio WFS, ej. alumbrado)
20 | - Representación de datos un mapa (tipo puntual)
21 | - Consulta de datos en mapa (popups)
22 | - Consulta de datos en listado (tabla)
23 | - Cambio de municipio y actualización (mapa y listado)
24 |
25 | ### Tecnología
26 |
27 | - Librería React (Node, npm, create-react-app)
28 | - Leaflet a través del paquete React-Leaflet
29 | - Bootstrap como framework CSS
30 | - Visual Studio Code
31 |
32 | ### Fases
33 |
34 | - Recopilación básica de [recursos](resources.md)
35 | - Diseño de funcionalidades básicas (gestión de tareas con Trello)
36 | - Despliegue de infraestructura tecnológica (rápido con create-react-app)
37 | - Desarrollo (y aprendizaje que de eso se trata)
38 | - Producto final (subida de rama master GitHub)
39 |
40 | ### Gestión de proyecto
41 |
42 | Usaré Trello, con un kanban sencillo para gestionar las tareas del tipo (ToDO- Doing-Done).
43 |
44 | Por ahora tengo documentadas 18 tareas organizadas en 5 épicas (por llamarlas de alguna forma): Instalación, Diseño, Desarrollo, Testeo y Documentación.
45 |
46 | ### Plazo
47 |
48 | Tres semanas (después familia, trabajo, casa...).
49 |
50 |
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1 | id;name;codprov;code;long;lat;coordinates
2 | 1;Adamuz;14;14001;-4.52617749;38.02512572;[38.02512572,-4.52617749]
3 | 2;Aguilar de la Frontera;14;14002;-4.66061547;37.52004219;[37.52004219,-4.66061547]
4 | 3;Alcaracejos;14;14003;-4.96709118;38.38656136;[38.38656136,-4.96709118]
5 | 4;Aldea de Fuente Carreteros;14;14901;-5.155460537;37.66907784;[37.66907784,-5.155460537]
6 | 5;Almedinilla;14;14004;-4.09001992;37.43947257;[37.43947257,-4.09001992]
7 | 6;Almodóvar del Río;14;14005;-5.02076595;37.80943577;[37.80943577,-5.02076595]
8 | 7;Añora;14;14006;-4.89754391;38.41255111;[38.41255111,-4.89754391]
9 | 8;Baena;14;14007;-4.32895878;37.61318847;[37.61318847,-4.32895878]
10 | 9;Belalcázar;14;14008;-5.16635159;38.57840844;[38.57840844,-5.16635159]
11 | 10;Belmez;14;14009;-5.20945663;38.2732496;[38.2732496,-5.20945663]
12 | 11;Benamejí;14;14010;-4.53987316;37.26716339;[37.26716339,-4.53987316]
13 | 12;Bujalance;14;14012;-4.38339381;37.89649386;[37.89649386,-4.38339381]
14 | 13;Cabra;14;14013;-4.44656669;37.47101586;[37.47101586,-4.44656669]
15 | 14;Cañete de las Torres;14;14014;-4.31772885;37.86729904;[37.86729904,-4.31772885]
16 | 15;Carcabuey;14;14015;-4.27306704;37.44453021;[37.44453021,-4.27306704]
17 | 16;Cardeña;14;14016;-4.32426689;38.27037293;[38.27037293,-4.32426689]
18 | 17;Castro del Río;14;14019;-4.48168693;37.69040121;[37.69040121,-4.48168693]
19 | 18;Conquista;14;14020;-4.50055371;38.40958084;[38.40958084,-4.50055371]
20 | 19;Córdoba;14;14021;-4.78032455;37.87954225;[37.87954225,-4.78032455]
21 | 20;Doña Mencía;14;14022;-4.3594167;37.55542058;[37.55542058,-4.3594167]
22 | 21;Dos Torres;14;14023;-4.89495696;38.44549239;[38.44549239,-4.89495696]
23 | 22;El Carpio;14;14018;-4.49948242;37.94050285;[37.94050285,-4.49948242]
24 | 23;El Guijo;14;14034;-4.78336513;38.49620069;[38.49620069,-4.78336513]
25 | 24;El Viso;14;14074;-4.95549169;38.48377684;[38.48377684,-4.95549169]
26 | 25;Encinas Reales;14;14024;-4.48724904;37.27334279;[37.27334279,-4.48724904]
27 | 26;Espejo;14;14025;-4.55377679;37.68083913;[37.68083913,-4.55377679]
28 | 27;Espiel;14;14026;-5.01731472;38.18906775;[38.18906775,-5.01731472]
29 | 28;Fernán-Núñez;14;14027;-4.71932943;37.66833878;[37.66833878,-4.71932943]
30 | 29;Fuente la Lancha;14;14028;-5.04888706;38.42211433;[38.42211433,-5.04888706]
31 | 30;Fuente Obejuna;14;14029;-5.41923282;38.26702154;[38.26702154,-5.41923282]
32 | 31;Fuente Palmera;14;14030;-5.10411463;37.70323501;[37.70323501,-5.10411463]
33 | 32;Fuente-Tójar;14;14031;-4.14651434;37.50974593;[37.50974593,-4.14651434]
34 | 33;Guadalcázar;14;14033;-4.94537097;37.75846258;[37.75846258,-4.94537097]
35 | 34;Hinojosa del Duque;14;14035;-5.14848249;38.50061616;[38.50061616,-5.14848249]
36 | 35;Hornachuelos;14;14036;-5.24226581;37.83117536;[37.83117536,-5.24226581]
37 | 36;Iznájar;14;14037;-4.30793236;37.25784671;[37.25784671,-4.30793236]
38 | 37;La Carlota;14;14017;-4.93225379;37.67519215;[37.67519215,-4.93225379]
39 | 38;La Granjuela;14;14032;-5.35167331;38.3699257;[38.3699257,-5.35167331]
40 | 39;La Guijarrosa;14;14902;-4.86509246;37.63648413;[37.63648413,-4.86509246]
41 | 40;La Rambla;14;14057;-4.74076968;37.60858832;[37.60858832,-4.74076968]
42 | 41;La Victoria;14;14065;-4.85258274;37.68081318;[37.68081318,-4.85258274]
43 | 42;Los Blázquez;14;14011;-5.43808665;38.406797;[38.406797,-5.43808665]
44 | 43;Lucena;14;14038;-4.48451348;37.40901404;[37.40901404,-4.48451348]
45 | 44;Luque;14;14039;-4.27765852;37.55956888;[37.55956888,-4.27765852]
46 | 45;Montalbán de Córdoba;14;14040;-4.74928409;37.58273217;[37.58273217,-4.74928409]
47 | 46;Montemayor;14;14041;-4.69899102;37.64747277;[37.64747277,-4.69899102]
48 | 47;Montilla;14;14042;-4.63785702;37.59232558;[37.59232558,-4.63785702]
49 | 48;Montoro;14;14043;-4.38130891;38.02639376;[38.02639376,-4.38130891]
50 | 49;Monturque;14;14044;-4.58088184;37.47356745;[37.47356745,-4.58088184]
51 | 50;Moriles;14;14045;-4.60916325;37.43498961;[37.43498961,-4.60916325]
52 | 51;Nueva Carteya;14;14046;-4.46660548;37.58553839;[37.58553839,-4.46660548]
53 | 52;Obejo;14;14047;-4.80059964;38.13442999;[38.13442999,-4.80059964]
54 | 53;Palenciana;14;14048;-4.58251386;37.24883679;[37.24883679,-4.58251386]
55 | 54;Palma del Río;14;14049;-5.28521754;37.70113499;[37.70113499,-5.28521754]
56 | 55;Pedro Abad;14;14050;-4.45502044;37.96637631;[37.96637631,-4.45502044]
57 | 56;Pedroche;14;14051;-4.76362098;38.42795152;[38.42795152,-4.76362098]
58 | 57;Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo;14;14052;-5.26610998;38.29876873;[38.29876873,-5.26610998]
59 | 58;Posadas;14;14053;-5.10716405;37.80042527;[37.80042527,-5.10716405]
60 | 59;Pozoblanco;14;14054;-4.84958064;38.37888591;[38.37888591,-4.84958064]
61 | 60;Priego de Córdoba;14;14055;-4.191759;37.43981618;[37.43981618,-4.191759]
62 | 61;Puente Genil;14;14056;-4.77225259;37.3883058;[37.3883058,-4.77225259]
63 | 62;Rute;14;14058;-4.37022684;37.32526431;[37.32526431,-4.37022684]
64 | 63;San Sebastián de los Ballesteros;14;14059;-4.82514553;37.65457388;[37.65457388,-4.82514553]
65 | 64;Santa Eufemia;14;14061;-4.90500504;38.59608265;[38.59608265,-4.90500504]
66 | 65;Santaella;14;14060;-4.84662658;37.56749755;[37.56749755,-4.84662658]
67 | 66;Torrecampo;14;14062;-4.68026045;38.47447529;[38.47447529,-4.68026045]
68 | 67;Valenzuela;14;14063;-4.21935803;37.77497124;[37.77497124,-4.21935803]
69 | 68;Valsequillo;14;14064;-5.35173539;38.40505636;[38.40505636,-5.35173539]
70 | 69;Villa del Río;14;14066;-4.29093006;37.98234127;[37.98234127,-4.29093006]
71 | 70;Villafranca de Córdoba;14;14067;-4.54554878;37.96233796;[37.96233796,-4.54554878]
72 | 71;Villaharta;14;14068;-4.90308829;38.1396903;[38.1396903,-4.90308829]
73 | 72;Villanueva de Córdoba;14;14069;-4.62846311;38.32241888;[38.32241888,-4.62846311]
74 | 73;Villanueva del Duque;14;14070;-4.99945439;38.39272715;[38.39272715,-4.99945439]
75 | 74;Villanueva del Rey;14;14071;-5.15082199;38.20045817;[38.20045817,-5.15082199]
76 | 75;Villaralto;14;14072;-4.98421173;38.45542319;[38.45542319,-4.98421173]
77 | 76;Villaviciosa de Córdoba;14;14073;-5.0146828;38.07637233;[38.07637233,-5.0146828]
78 | 77;Zuheros;14;14075;-4.31649861;37.54383838;[37.54383838,-4.31649861]
79 |
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1 | id;name;codprov;code;coordinates
2 | 1;Adamuz;14;14001;[38.02512572,-4.52617749]
3 | 2;Aguilar de la Frontera;14;14002;[37.52004219,-4.66061547]
4 | 3;Alcaracejos;14;14003;[38.38656136,-4.96709118]
5 | 4;Aldea de Fuente Carreteros;14;14901;[37.66907784,-5.155460537]
6 | 5;Almedinilla;14;14004;[37.43947257,-4.09001992]
7 | 6;Almodóvar del Río;14;14005;[37.80943577,-5.02076595]
8 | 7;Añora;14;14006;[38.41255111,-4.89754391]
9 | 8;Baena;14;14007;[37.61318847,-4.32895878]
10 | 9;Belalcázar;14;14008;[38.57840844,-5.16635159]
11 | 10;Belmez;14;14009;[38.2732496,-5.20945663]
12 | 11;Benamejí;14;14010;[37.26716339,-4.53987316]
13 | 12;Bujalance;14;14012;[37.89649386,-4.38339381]
14 | 13;Cabra;14;14013;[37.47101586,-4.44656669]
15 | 14;Cañete de las Torres;14;14014;[37.86729904,-4.31772885]
16 | 15;Carcabuey;14;14015;[37.44453021,-4.27306704]
17 | 16;Cardeña;14;14016;[38.27037293,-4.32426689]
18 | 17;Castro del Río;14;14019;[37.69040121,-4.48168693]
19 | 18;Conquista;14;14020;[38.40958084,-4.50055371]
20 | 19;Córdoba;14;14021;[37.87954225,-4.78032455]
21 | 20;Doña Mencía;14;14022;[37.55542058,-4.3594167]
22 | 21;Dos Torres;14;14023;[38.44549239,-4.89495696]
23 | 22;El Carpio;14;14018;[37.94050285,-4.49948242]
24 | 23;El Guijo;14;14034;[38.49620069,-4.78336513]
25 | 24;El Viso;14;14074;[38.48377684,-4.95549169]
26 | 25;Encinas Reales;14;14024;[37.27334279,-4.48724904]
27 | 26;Espejo;14;14025;[37.68083913,-4.55377679]
28 | 27;Espiel;14;14026;[38.18906775,-5.01731472]
29 | 28;Fernán-Núñez;14;14027;[37.66833878,-4.71932943]
30 | 29;Fuente la Lancha;14;14028;[38.42211433,-5.04888706]
31 | 30;Fuente Obejuna;14;14029;[38.26702154,-5.41923282]
32 | 31;Fuente Palmera;14;14030;[37.70323501,-5.10411463]
33 | 32;Fuente-Tójar;14;14031;[37.50974593,-4.14651434]
34 | 33;Guadalcázar;14;14033;[37.75846258,-4.94537097]
35 | 34;Hinojosa del Duque;14;14035;[38.50061616,-5.14848249]
36 | 35;Hornachuelos;14;14036;[37.83117536,-5.24226581]
37 | 36;Iznájar;14;14037;[37.25784671,-4.30793236]
38 | 37;La Carlota;14;14017;[37.67519215,-4.93225379]
39 | 38;La Granjuela;14;14032;[38.3699257,-5.35167331]
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