BigQuery Geo Viz
Web tool and developer example for visualization of Google BigQuery geospatial data using Google Maps Platform APIs.
Getting started
- Tool: https://bigquerygeoviz.appspot.com/
- Documentation: https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/gis-analyst-start
Development
Quickstart
# Start a dev server at http://localhost:4200/.
npm run dev
# Run unit tests with Karma.
npm test
Deploy to your dev project and version
This will run npm run build, copy the app.yaml into the dist/ directory
and deploy the app from there at the specified project and version ID.
npm run deploy --project=my-project --app_version=my-version-id
Once deployed, the version will be available to test at the specified project and version, e.g.: https://my-version-id-dot-my-project.appspot.com
Deploy to beta (for GeoViz maintainers)
npm run deploy:beta
Once deployed, the version will be available to test here: https://beta-dot-bigquerygeoviz.appspot.com
Deploy to a (prod) version (for GeoViz maintainers)
npm run deploy:prod --app_version=my-version-id
Once deployed, the version will be available to test at the specified version: https://my-version-id-dot-bigquerygeoviz.appspot.com
To prevent accidentally pushing it live, the version will not be set as default. To make it the default version, you will need to migrate it directly on the Cloud Console.
Resources
- Google Maps JavaScript API documentation
- Google BigQuery REST API documentation
- Angular
- D3.js
- TypeScript
Terms & privacy
This tool is provided as a reference implementation of Google Maps and geospatial BigQuery API usage capabilities. It may be useful as a debugging and visualization resource. It is not an officially supported Google product and is provided without guarantees of maintenance.