| .. | ||
| create-import-address-visalia.sql | ||
| create-import-addresses-tulare.sql | ||
| create-import-parcel-visalia.sql | ||
| delete-all-fieldseeker.sql | ||
| delete-all-pool-uploads.sql | ||
| delete-all-public-reports.sql | ||
| delete-org.sql | ||
| drop-and-recreate.sql | ||
| grant-tegola.sql | ||
| insert-compliance-report-request.sql | ||
| insert-site-from-upload.sql | ||
| insert-sites.sql | ||
| port-address-visalia.sql | ||
| port-parcel-visalia.sql | ||
| README.md | ||
| texts_by_senders.sql | ||
Tools
Useful for doing one-off developer types of work. Can be run with:
psql -d nidus-sync -v org_id=3 -f tools/delete-org.sql
Parcel data
You'll need to use arcgis-go/example/layer-to-csv in order to download the CSV files. Then copy them to a deployment server. Then run the import scripts.
dev$ cd arcgis-go/example/layer-to-csv
dev$ go build
dev$ ./layer-to-csv ...something I forget...
dev$ rsync -a *.csv {server}:/tmp
dev$ ssh {server}
server$ psql -d nidus-sync -f /tmp/tools/create-import-parcel-visalia.sql
server$ psql -d nidus-sync
nidus-sync=> \copy import.csv_parcel from '/tmp/parcel.csv' delimiters ',' csv header;
nidus-sync=> \q
server$ psql -d nidus-sync -f /tmp/tools/port-parcel-visalia.sql
server$ psql -d nidus-sync
nidus-sync=> GRANT SELECT ON parcel TO "tegola";