Web interface displaying an image from an allsky camera.
controller.js contains the logic of the website. It has a timeout that refreshes the image after a certain amount of time. It also grabs the space weather from NOAA and displays it at the top. The constellation overlay is also generated here.
videos/index.php lists the timelapses in the videos/ directory.
keograms/index.php lists the keograms in the keograms/ directory
startrails/index.php lists the startrails in the startrails/ directory
virtualsky.json contains settings to generate the constellations overlay (lat, long, etc).
config.js is the only file you need to modify. The content is described below.
To configure the website for your own location, you will need to edit the config.js file.
Available options are:
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| title | Whitehorse, YT | Title displayed next to the logo |
| imageName | image-resize.jpg | The image uploaded from your allsky camera |
| location | Whitehorse | The location of your camera |
| latitude | 60.7 | Latitude of the camera |
| longitude | -135.05 | Longitude of the camera |
| az | 180 | Azimuth at the bottom of the image (0 is north, 90 is east, 180 is south, 270 is west) |
| camera | ASI224MC | Your camera model |
| computer | Raspberry Pi 3 | Your Raspberry Pi model |
| owner | Thomas Jacquin | The camera owner |
| auroraMap | north | aurora oval map for the north or south hemisphere |
| overlaySize | 875 | Size of the overlay (width and height) |
| overlayOffsetLeft | 0 | Lateral adjustment of the overlay in pixels (+/-) |
| overlayOffsetTop | 0 | Vertical adjustment of the overlay in pixels (+/-) |