Website for the Cicerone Rallye, a summer road trip.
https://cicerallye.com/
cp .env.example .env
# Add your Google Maps API key to .env
npm install
npm run devThe site deploys automatically via GitHub Actions on every push to main,
to an Azure Static Web App (Free tier, resource group cicerallye).
The map's route line is precomputed once per day (real driving directions,
not a straight line) and committed as static data in src/data/route-segments.ts.
It is not regenerated automatically, so whenever stops are added, removed, or
reordered in src/data/stops.ts, regenerate it:
npm run generate:routeThis calls the Google Directions API once per day (chunked further if a
single day ever exceeds ~25 stops) and writes the resulting road-accurate
per-day path to src/data/route-segments.ts - commit that file along with
your stops.ts changes. The site itself never calls the Directions API at
runtime, only the Maps JavaScript API to render tiles/markers.