Putting eBird on the decentralized web
This is an attempt for me to start building small databases of my own personal eBird data and putting it on the decentralized web. Rather than build a monumental thing, I am trying to build a bit at a time.
Clone this repo. This is not on npm at the moment.
For now, this is only usable through the CLI.
Running node cli.js will provide a list of targets of all kinds, assuming you have downloaded your Target Species lists for the same location and date range and put them into html_files, with the names audio.html, photos.html, and species.html. Use the gear icon to change between audio and photo targets.
Example files have been uploaded from my account for Vermont in September 2019 (as of this date).
Please feel free. This is a pretty low-key project. Suggestions always welcome, of course, and possible features too.
I'll try to track my goals using the GitHub issue tracker.