A collaborative and modular infrastructure for your data.
Why choose Isomer? Here's a short list of features of the Isomer Application Framework:
- Modular Expandable with integrated modules or build your own
- Distributed Focus on distributed requirements and features
- Rapid Develop your own applications rapidly
- Reusability Stop reinventing the wheel and integrate with proven modules
- Cloud independent Run nodes on your own infrastructure
Here are some examples of what Isomer is being used for:
- Geo Information Use a sophisticated map to annotate and review geographical information
- Vehicle support Attach a sailyacht, your camper or pack one in your backpack to get spaceship-like Interfaces
- Project planning Project planning and tracking for collaborative teams
- Multimedia mixing AVIO is a suite for combining, mixing, controlling and playback of many, many independent media/stream formats
Much more incoming! We're eager to hear, what you're doing or planning to do!
Please be wary of bugs and report strange things, thank you!
If you just want to try it out or generally are happy with using docker, there is no need to clone the repo, just download the docker compose file and get everything from docker hub:
wget https://github.com/isomeric/isomer/raw/master/docker/docker-compose-hub.yml
docker-compose -f docker-compose-hub.yml upSee the docker detail page for more information.
There is more than one way of installing Isomer, see the detailed instructions for those.
If you intend to set up a development environment, please follow the development workflow instructions.
The Isomer documentation is hosted at ReadTheDocs.org.
Isomer is modular, so you can install what you need and leave out other things.
A lot of the included modules are still Work in Progress, so help out, if you're interested in a powerful - cloud independent - collaboration tool suite.
These are 'official' Isomer modules. If you'd like to contribute your own, ping community@isomer.eu, to get it added to the list.
Some (marked with *) are work in progress and probably not really usable, yet.
Again, help is very welcome!
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| automat* | Automation for non programmers |
| calc* | Integrated EtherCalc |
| calendar* | Calendar support |
| camera | Camera support |
| countables | Count arbitrary things |
| enrol | Enrollment/User account management |
| filemanager* | File management |
| heroic* | User achievements and badges |
| ldap* | LDAP user authorization |
| E-Mail support | |
| notifications* | Channel independent user notification system |
| project | Project management tools |
| protocols | Miscellaneous communication protocols |
| sails | Web UI, compatible with all modern browsers (integrated) |
| sessions | Session chair module for planning conferences and similar |
| shareables | Shared resource blocking tool |
| simplechat | Very rudimentary integrated chat |
| transcript* | Meeting notes module |
| wiki | Etherpad + Wiki = awesomeness |
Originating as a Hackerfleet project, we primarily focused on navigation tools, early on, so these are currently the 'more usable' modules.
They are far from complete, see the WiP list below.
Obligatory Warning: Do not use for navigational purposes! Always have up to date paper maps and know how to use them!
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| alert | User alerting and notification system |
| anchor | Automatic anchor safety watcher |
| busrepeater | Tool to repeat navigation data bus frames to other media |
| comms | Communication package |
| dashboard | Dashboard information system |
| equipment | Equipment management |
| glasen | A "Glasenuhr", maritime clock for shift systems |
| logbook | Displaying and manual logging of important (nautical) events |
| maps | (Offline) moving maps with shareable views/layers |
| mesh | Mesh networking |
| navdata | Navigational data module |
| nmea | NMEA-0183 Navigation and AIS data bus parser |
| nodestate | Node wide status system |
| robot | RC remote control unit |
| switchboard | Virtual switchboard |
| signal-k | Signal-K connector |
| webguides | Importer for skipperguide.de wiki content into the map |
- Full GDAL based vector chart support (Currently only raster charts)
- Dynamic Logbook
- GRIB data (in charts)
- Navigation aides, planning
- Virtual/Augmented/eXtended Reality navigation
- Datalog, automated navigational data exchange
- Crew management, more safety tools
- wireless crew network and general communications
- audio/media system
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| avio | Creative mixed media suite |
| library | Library management |
| polls | Tool for lightweight internet voting |
| garden | Garden automation tools |
Please research any bugs you find via our Github issue tracker for Isomer and report them, if they're still unknown.
If you want to discuss distributed, opensource (or maritime) technology in general incl. where we're heading, head over to one of our social locations:
We have other channels for the more maritime inclined:
- github.com/hackerfleet
- Hackerfleet Reddit
- Hackerfleet Twitter
- Hackerfleet Discord
- Hackerfleet Matrix Channel
- Hackerfleet Facebook
- Hackerfleet G+
- IRC #hackerfleet on freenode
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms. Refer to our COC (Contributor Covenant COC) for details.
- Heiko 'riot' Weinen riot@c-base.org
- Johannes 'ijon' Rundfeldt ijon@c-base.org
- Martin Ling
- River 'anm' MacLeod
- Sascha 'c_ascha' Behrendt c_ascha@c-base.org
- You?
- Fabulous icons by iconmonstr.com, the noun project and Hackerfleet contributors
- c-base e.V. our home base, the spacestation below Berlin Mitte
- Lassulus for hosting and nix expertise
- Jetbrains s.r.o for the opensource license of their ultimate IDE
- Github for hosting our code
- Gitlab for hosting our code ;)
- Travis.CI for continuous integration services
- Docker Inc. for providing containerization infrastructure
- ReadTheDocs.org for hosting our documentation
- BrowserStack for cross device testing capabilities
Copyright (C) 2011-2020 Heiko 'riot' Weinen <riot@c-base.org> and others.
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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