* Fixed es.json
- converted remaining english to spanish in file so as to check more locations.
- the `formatjs compile` for Spanish was failing converted back to english for now. build does the correct thing, so it's more just to keep things correct in source.
* add support for eslint-plugin-formatjs
- eslint rules for formatjs
- we are mostly protected by typescript checking, but this is a nice sanity check.
* End-to-end localization working
* Update package.json
* fix FormattedMessage confusion by using the `FormattedMessage` from `gatsby-plugin-intl` NOT `react-intl`
* TODO: `client/src/intl/es.json` should be generated from a translation tool.
* Update package-lock.json
* Fixes#201 - As an EVCM, I want the map to make sense at varying zoom levels so that I'm not confused . For now uses a usa_low tileset created as part of #209 for zoom levels 3-7. Will need further iteration
* Adding comments
* Fixes#280 - adds territory focus buttons for Alaska, Hawaii, Lower 48, and Puerto Rico to enable easy zoom to these locations
* Adding tests - Specifically:
* Adding VSCode debug command for Cypress and debug port specification
* Disabling CORS on local tests
* Adding waitForMapIdle Cypress test helper
* Adding constants for easy change and access
* switching to MapLibre (see more at https://github.com/usds/justice40-tool/issues/299)
* Removing traces of OpenLayers
* Review comments - removing unused properties, component
This is a pre-requisite for addressing issue #280 and other similar control-related tickets
* WIP README improvements
* Add translations for some core open source process files
This addresses #37. Note that these translations were requested from the
State Dept a few weeks ago, so they don't have some of the latest
updates to content from recent PRs. We will need to come up with a good
proces for keeping both sets of docs up to date as we make changes.
Co-authored-by: Shelby Switzer <shelby.switzer@cms.hhs.gov>
* add basic infrastructure
* add cloudfront distribution
* WIP checkpoint
* add ecs cluster
* add conditions and route53 dns entry to cloudfront
* WIP checkin
* Added a raw execution mode for demo/testing
* Add pre-defined Task for ogr2ogr
* Tweak Task Definition name
* Mostly working except for logging error
* Add additional logging permissions
* Succesfully executed ogr2ogr in fargate. S3 permissions needs to be addresses
* Add multipart permissions
* Add a few more actions
* Put IAM Policy on the correct resource
* Deploy lambda and update events
* fix iam permissions 🤦🏻♂️
* Add reference to Tippecanoe container
* Clean up to only use named actions
* Refactor resources to include support for tippecanoe
* Make a more interesting GDAL command
* Pull all ECS variables into environment file; successful test of running tippecanoe container
* Support pre/post commands
* Refactor codebase and enable linting
* Implement many-to-many enrichment between USDS CSV files and Census zipped shapefiles
* Change the GDAL image to one with the built-in drivers
* Add some additional fixes to support the enrichment use case
* Clean up old hello-world example
* Expand the README to include ways to execute the lambdas
* Validate scheduled lambda execution and then comment out
Co-authored-by: Tim Zwolak <timothypage@gmail.com>
* running black throughout
* adding housing
* hud housing etl working
* got score d and e working
* updating scoring comparison
* minor fixes
* small changes
* small comments
Addresses issue #191 - As a stakeholder interested in the cumulative impact score, I want to see more states in the map, so that I can further analyze the score results. Introduces gradient coloration on limited 5-state dataset as well as the core of a few key visual aspects of the map to be expanded upon later.
* Detailed flow for data inputs, census data, score creation, and geo
data generation (geoJSON and MVT)
* Include diagram showing vision for geoplatform ownership
Co-authored-by: Shelby Switzer <shelby.switzer@cms.hhs.gov>
* Add community guidelines
* Update community guidelines
* Fix typo
* Add superpower, because this is fun and we did it in community intros in our last chat
Co-authored-by: Shelby Switzer <shelby.switzer@cms.hhs.gov>
