About
A test page for your own map stack. Shows which of your tiles, geocoding, routing and Overpass instances answer, lets you search, route and query, and documents every endpoint with examples for your domain.
Notes
A test page for your own map stack: a MapLibre map on your OSM Vector Tiles instance, address search from your Nominatim, walking routes and isochrones from your Valhalla, and full object tags from your Overpass API. Shows at a glance which of the four services answer and how fast.
Point it at instances on this device or at https endpoints anywhere. The browser only talks to the tester; the tester's own Caddy forwards every call to the geo services on the device's internal network, so the services need no public domain of their own.
Single container, no data of its own. Built for checking that the geo templates work together, not as an end-user map. /docs explains every endpoint of your stack with ready-to-copy examples.
Facts
- Version
- 0.1.1
- Source
- Official
- Runtime
- Several containers
- Devices
- Linux · Mac
- Min. RAM
- 128 MB
- Project
- github.com
Install
How to run Map Tester yourself
- 01
Connect a device
A Raspberry Pi, a Linux machine or a Mac that is on anyway.
- 02
Install it
One click in your Obacht account. Your device checks the signature before anything runs.
- 03
Open it from anywhere
It gets a web address under your-name.obacht.space, with HTTPS. Add your own domain if you have one.
Open-source contribution
Free
Obacht builds this one itself. There is no upstream project to send money to.
Run it on your own hardware.
Obacht is in a closed pilot phase. Put yourself on the list. We let people in a few at a time, so it can take a while.