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whereto-bike

v0.0.8

Published

Open-source cycling platform — the CMS for cycling

Readme

Ottawa by Bike

A curated guide to cycling routes in the National Capital Region — ottawabybike.ca

Created by José Albornoz, Ottawa by Bike helps cyclists of all levels discover beautiful routes, with photos, videos, GPX downloads, and personal tips like the best snack spots and detour alerts.

The long-term vision is a "Wikipedia of bike routes" — a community-driven, openly-licensed cycling knowledge base designed for multi-city deployment.

Architecture

Two repos, one site:

  1. bike-routes — Markdown + GPX data organized by city. The cycling wiki. Forkable, usable by any tool.
  2. This repo — Astro app that renders one city's data into a static website.

The build has zero external dependencies — it reads only the data repo. Works on a train.

Stack

Getting started

nix develop
npm install
npm run dev

Data

Route data lives in the separate bike-routes repository and is loaded via Astro content collections. The data repo path is configured in src/content.config.ts.

History

This site was originally built as a Ruby on Rails application. The old Rails codebase is archived at bike-app-archive.

Tile data served by Thunderforest outdoors-v2 vector tileset.

License

This application is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0.

The content data in bike-routes is licensed separately: