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This website is built using classic HTML 5 (no JS frameworks such as Vue, React, etc are used). Bootstrap 5 is used as a CSS framework.
You first need to merge the atlas data. That can be done, by being in the root folder, by running ``python3 tools/merge_data.py ./entries ./web/atlas.json``. If you can’t run python and don’t need to test entry edition, you may instead download the `atlas.json` file from [https://atlas.mariusdavid.fr/atlas.json](https://atlas.mariusdavid.fr/atlas.json) and place it at `web/atlas.json`.
You first need to merge the atlas data. That can be done, by being in the root folder, by running `sh build_atlas.sh`. This will generate the atlas for all the editions.
You will also need to build the `index.html` from `index_template.html`. This can be done (depending on whether you want to edit the 2024 or 2025 version) with `python3 tools/pre_process.py 2024 ./web` or `python3 tools/pre_process.py 2025 ./web`
Opening the HTML file on your browser is adequate enough to edit. If it doesn't work, you can try running a local HTTP server.
The 2024 Fediverse Canvas Atlas is an interactive map aiming to chart the artworks created during that event, hosted by grant in 2024. It is made with information to each artwork of the canvas provided by the community.