Plant Smart

A free service that aims to provide a detailed listing of dangerous plants for your pets.

Install Locally

Ensure you're using a recent version of node. This project was initially built using 19.3.0.

git clone https://github.com/wilhelm-murdoch/plantsm.art.git
cd plantsm.art
npm install
npm run dev

> plantsm.art@0.0.1 dev
> vite dev


  VITE v4.0.4  ready in 1250 ms

  ➜  Local:   http://localhost:5173/
  ➜  Network: use --host to expose
  ➜  press h to show help

Open a browser window and point it to http://localhost:5173/. You should now be able to modify anything under /src and the local dev build will perform a live update in your browser.

Updating Datasets

If you want to help out with the dataset, first ensure you have at least Go version 1.19.0 installed locally and run the following commands:

cd magefiles/
go mod download
go mod verify
cd ..
mage

You should see the following output:

Targets:
  images:download
  json:animal
  json:animals
  json:pages
  json:symptoms
  munge:symptoms
  pb:export
  pb:import

All persistent data is stored in the primary JSON database in /static/api/plants.json. Any changes to this file will require the execution of the following commands:

mage json:symptoms static/api/plants.json > static/api/symptoms.json
mage json:animal static/api/plants.json static/api
mage json:animals static/api/plants.json > static/api/animals.json
mage json:families static/api/plants.json > static/api/families.json
mage json:slim static/api/plants.json > src/lib/data/slim.json
mage json:pages static/api/plants.json src/lib/data/plants

A quick explainer of the commands:

• mage json:symptoms is used to sync /static/api/symptoms.json with any changes /static/api/plants.json.
• mage json:animal writes individual JSON files for each supported animal.
• mage json:animals ( note the plural form ) writes a single JSON document for all supported animals.
• mage json:pages writes an individual JSON file for each plant object in /static/api/plants.json.
• mage json:slim outputs a minified version of /static/api/plants.json to be saved as /src/routes/slim.json.

Manage Images

If you've added new plant records that contain new images, be sure to upload them to Cloudflare using the following command:

mage images:cloudflare static/api/plants.json

This will send new images discovered in .[].images[].source_url to Cloudflare which will be found on the path defined in .[].images[].relative_path. To access the newly-uploaded image, you simply go to https://cdn.plantsm.art/cdn-cgi/imagedelivery/qnkf0SBjwoY9e50dCCmY3Q/${relative_path}/(large|medium|thumb).