I'm trying to export a shapefile for an existing map, but the zip file fails to open and is empty, and this happens on multiple browsers/computers, with the zipfiles themselves taking up only a couple dozen bytes.

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It would be helpful to allow users to upload existing districting plans, and point them to compatible existing data on existing plans. Then we could see the metrics on and modify existing plans.

Note that a request for the documentation on the format of the data itself, a related topic, is in #42.

And thank you for an awesome and very important tool!

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On the live districtr.org website, a group of us (hoping to use the site in a Math Teachers' Circle activity in early January), have been unable to add a request for Tennessee.
It looks like this might be a general problem, as it has occurred for several of us on different networks.
A screenshot is below, as is a copy paste of the error from the JavaScript console (using Chrome)


api.districtr.org/requests/:1 Failed to load resource: net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED

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Netlify badge and greenkeeper badge is not rendering in readME. As for netlify we need the application ID to show it's status which is not getting utilised currently

The portal expects the thumbnails to have been created already and placed in S3 in locations like
https://districtr-public.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/85881.png
but for many plans, the file had not been created.

Use the AWS portal to run the planThumbnail lambda revealed two issues.

1. The missouri_blockgroups20.zip shapefile had a geoid column named GEOID20, but the Districtr config file Missouri.json incorrectly listed the idColumn as GEOID. We considered the option of fixing the Missouri.json and updating all of the maps that had been drawn from it. After much discussion, we decided to adjust the column name in the shape file.

2. The missouri_vtd20.zip shapefile was missing from S3. The files were retrieved from https://www.dropbox.com/sh/e06nr17nnsxlb0g/AACd_pxm2j3BtpAMkZMVWQSBa?dl=0, zipped and uploaded to S3.

Once the shapefiles had been fixed, the planThumbnail endpoint was called for each submission.
Essentially a curl command like
curl https://gvd4917837.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/plan_thumbnail -H 'content-type: application/json' --data-raw '{"id": 25408}'
was invoked for each Districtr ID of a submission.
This was accomplished as follows.

All of the prod submissions were downloaded
serverless invoke --stage prod -f db --data '{"queryStringParameters" : {"op": "submissions", "text": "%" } }' > prod-submissions.json
The the Missouri Districtr IDs were extracted with
jq '.[] | select (.organization_id == 5 and .link != "") | .link | split("/") | .[-1] | split("?") | .[0] | tonumber ' < prod-submissions.json > missouri_plan_ids.txt

Hey folks!

First of all: this project is absolutely awesome and incredibly useful. The UI is so easy to use for such a complex topic and really makes laypeople understand what Gerrymandering is. Much love for all the work you invested here!

In the past years I tried to contact you a couple of times (Email, Twitter Sep-9-2022 etc.) but without success. I see that there are open PR's from 2020 and that - from my perspective - the core issue of this project #140 how to use the tools here with other data goes still unaddressed. I guess it's might be also considered a value that you are trying to provide the tool for the US only and don't lose your focus.

However, consider the value this project could provide if you truly separated concerns:

• The tool(s) on one side (without US focus)
• The data on the other

This would allow other countries to build on your amazing work and in return help maintain and improve it. You already did most of the effort I guess (https://districtr.org/import-export). Is there any reason not to offer non-US data?

Is this project in maintenance-only phase or still actively developed? If so, are there any plans to cooperate with international partners?

Issue: Navigated to /wi/congress to see the example of the existing congressional map and got a 404 error.
Tried tx and ca, also getting the same error there.

Steps to repro: clone repo, followed setup steps, started clicking around and ran into that issue.

I am getting the following error when I am trying to start the code base in local system.

[23:56:17] 'develop' errored after 44 s
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE
npm ERR! errno 1
npm ERR! [email protected] develop: gulp develop
npm ERR! Exit status 1
npm ERR!
npm ERR! Failed at the [email protected] develop script.
npm ERR! This is probably not a problem with npm. There is likely additional logging output above.

npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in:
npm ERR! /home/sayan/.npm/_logs/2020-03-25T18_26_18_014Z-debug.log

When sharing or reloading the webpage on an NC congressional map, districtr has issues committing those changes. These issues appear when using any district (tested all of them), and affect VTDs in all of Buncombe (Asheville), parts of McDowell, and parts of Mecklenburg (Charlotte) county. Pictures of this issue can be found in this imgur album.

I wanted to see how would districts look with more or less in each state, as I'm working on a project where the states have an alternate amount of districts. I love this tool, but if this was added it would be even better. Thanks!

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Travis build is failing for master branch which should be fixed.

I would like to create a mapbox api for census data and blocks for an area that districtr doesn't cover, but I don't know the structure of the data that I need to upload to mapbox.

If you could put together a brief how-to or some example geojson files with the format needed to upload to mapbox, that would be really helpful.