The main readme page doesn't give any clues as to what this project is about, or how to get working with it.

The search bar currently overhangs on mobile:

Prompt for size of coup and fence does not activate anymore when you select a property in Saint Louis City. Edit main.js to trigger when Saint Louis city is the address.

When we've got things cleaned up a bit, would be nice to create a blog post for the OpenDataStl website: https://medium.com/openstl

TypeError: data[0] is undefined, can't access property "address" of it[Learn More] index.html:28:29

Apply bootstrap on the site.

calcCityChickens was giving 99 chickens for some coup and fence examples.

There are three links at the top:

What's our plan for the content of each? If we don't have content for any of them, we could remove that one temporarily until we have content to fill.

Need to merge search and UI branches together to finish backyard-chickens

api key needed to get mapbox api integration up and running. Not sure if we can just use their geocoding service or if we have to start from scratch with the map.

Would be good to have a link back to our github page (https://github.com/OpenDataSTL/backyard-chickens) on the website so people can see how the site is made, log issues, and participate if they would like.

We could put this in the footer or use a "fork me on github" github ribbon: https://blog.github.com/2008-12-19-github-ribbons/

Right now the raw data is in a "javascript" file - defining variables in-line etc. In the spirit of "Open Data", we should convert this to a JSON file so that others can use the raw data if they'd like, and then in our application load the JSON into Javascript variables dynamically.

We should have a license on this repo - either in the readme (#12) or in a LICENSE file at the root of the repository:

https://choosealicense.com/

Idea to generalize the site to also answer other questions other than "can i have chickens"

like:

• can i have a pool?
• can i have a shed?
• can i have solar panels?
  (these are all zoning/building regulations)

Any opposition to us cleaning up our JS file by using ESLint?

add in laws to website using the app/regs_data.json file.

possibly using an accordion for each of the districts.

code example:
https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_accordion.asp

@dacresni

The Contribute button/link from the openstl.org site points to the app subdir, so it is broken:

Then I googled for the project name and found the github project page, but the github project link is also broken:

Finally I looked around and realized to take the /app off of it to get to the right place. BTW, searching google for 'stl backyard chickens', it's sadly not in the first page of results, but there is a backyardchickens.com which shows up...

Right now our data is at the municipality level. It would be nice to have the ability to search more specifically. For example some cities may allow chickens only in single-family residences.

Need to make code changes to locate the given address from the URL field.