signalk-binnacle 0.2.1 → 0.4.0
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- package/README.md +43 -13
- package/package.json +3 -3
- package/public/assets/index-Bz8i72R2.js +847 -0
- package/public/assets/{index-DYtJwohK.css → index-CKTTACww.css} +1 -1
- package/public/assets/{sk.worker-CKgwC70D.js → sk.worker-BkjA9p00.js} +1 -1
- package/public/index.html +2 -2
- package/public/screenshots/01-chart.png +0 -0
- package/public/screenshots/02-routes.png +0 -0
- package/public/screenshots/03-anchorage.png +0 -0
- package/public/screenshots/04-profiles.png +0 -0
- package/public/screenshots/05-weather.png +0 -0
- package/public/sw.js +1 -1
- package/public/assets/index-FUyE0wpt.js +0 -839
- package/public/screenshots/03-charts.png +0 -0
- package/public/screenshots/04-anchorage.png +0 -0
package/README.md
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A WebGL chart plotter for [Signal K](https://signalk.org).
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> **0.2.1.** A reliability patch. Points of interest no longer flicker (a transient provider response
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> could blank the markers; they are now kept and cached by area), active marine warnings stay put
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> through a transient weather hiccup, an active route re-hydrates its guidance after a stream
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> reconnect instead of freezing on stale values, server charts no longer blank on a transient load
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> failure, and orphaned imported-chart storage is reclaimed. A hidden Points-of-interest layer now
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> does no background work, a base-map console-warning stream is silenced, and a whole-codebase
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> cleanup landed. See the [changelog](CHANGELOG.md) for the full list.
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> **It has not been field-tested at any scale.** It has been developed and verified against a single
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> Signal K server, never across a fleet or a range of real-world boats, hardware, and conditions. It
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> is also not certified for safety-of-life navigation. Always carry redundant means of navigation,
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> cross-check against your primary instruments, and treat every display as advisory.
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## What's new in 0.4.0
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Four new at-sea features, built for the watchkeeper:
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- **Anchor watch.** Drop the anchor, set or capture the swing radius, and get a drag alarm that
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latches until acknowledged. Drives the signalk-anchoralarm-plugin when installed (the alarm keeps
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running with the browser closed) and watches fully in the browser when it is not.
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- **Man overboard.** An always-visible MOB button centered in the top bar, with a confirm pop-out so
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a stray tap can never raise the alarm. Confirming marks the spot, alerts every station on the
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boat, and raises a recovery strip with live bearing, range, and elapsed time.
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- **Measure tool.** Tap points on the chart for per-leg range and bearing and a running total.
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- **AIS target list.** Every tracked target with live range, bearing, SOG, and CPA and TCPA,
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sortable and tap-to-locate, with risky contacts colored by the lookout.
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- **Shell polish.** The connection state is a compact status dot, and the footer readouts share one
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See the [changelog](CHANGELOG.md) for the full list.
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## What it does
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Signal K is an open marine data standard that streams a boat's navigation, environment, and AIS data
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per-layer toggle, fade, and drag-reorder.
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- **Overlays:** free, key-free OpenSeaMap seamarks, marine protected areas, maritime boundaries, and
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NASA GIBS ocean conditions (sea-surface temperature and sea ice), each with its source attribution.
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- **Routing:** draw and save routes as Signal K resources
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- **Routing:** draw and save routes as Signal K resources, or tap **Go to here** (long-press or
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right-click the chart) to navigate straight to a point. Follow a route with a nav strip (cross-track,
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distance, bearing, velocity made good, and time to go) over the v2 Course API, with an arrival alarm
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and skip-waypoint controls. A plan speed turns the route into a **passage plan** with per-waypoint and
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whole-route arrival times, and routes **import and export as GPX** to move between Binnacle and other
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plotters and MFDs.
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- **Profiles:** save named bundles of your settings (theme, which layers are on and their order, the
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weather layers, the collision thresholds, and the track and planning settings), switch between them
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in one tap, set a default, export and import them as files, and sync them across devices through the
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server when you are logged in.
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- **Weather:** a zoom-capped mini-map with animated WebGL wind, pressure isobars, waves,
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precipitation, cloud, and radar, a tap-for-value readout, and a conditions and warnings panel.
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- **Tides:** the nearest NOAA tide station's next high and low with a 48-hour curve, and the nearest
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tidal-current station's next flood or ebb, for US waters.
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- **Lookout:** a collision watch with CPA and TCPA, chart-highlight rings, an audible alarm, and a
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published Signal K notification, plus a sortable **AIS target list** (by range, CPA, or name) with
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live range and bearing and tap-to-locate on the chart.
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- **Anchor watch:** drop the anchor at the boat, set the swing radius (or capture it from the live
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distance), and get a drag alarm that latches until acknowledged. It drives the
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signalk-anchoralarm-plugin when installed (so the alarm keeps running with the browser closed) and
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falls back to a fully in-browser watch when it is not, with a draggable drop-point marker on the
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- **Man overboard:** an always-visible MOB button in the top bar with a confirm pop-out. Confirming
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marks the spot, publishes the boat-wide Signal K alarm, and raises a recovery strip with live
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bearing, range, and elapsed time, plus an opt-in **Steer to MOB** handoff to the course system. An
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- **Measure:** tap points on the chart for per-leg range and bearing and a running total, labeled at
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- **Tracks:** record, save, show, and export your voyage track as GeoJSON, save a track as a reusable
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route, reverse a route for the return leg, or navigate home by retracing your track.
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- **Points of interest:** Crow's Nest, ActiveCaptain, and other notes as themed markers with a
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- **Themes and offline:** day, dusk, and night-red themes, offline caching, and self-hosted assets.
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"name": "signalk-binnacle",
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"version": "0.4.0",
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"description": "WebGL chart plotter for Signal K",
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"license": "Apache-2.0",
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"screenshots": [
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"./screenshots/01-chart.png",
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"./screenshots/02-routes.png",
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"recommends": [
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