內容簡介
Boat Position 將您的 WordPress 網站轉變為船隻的實時追蹤與日誌服務。此外掛專為 Teltonika RUTX50 路由器設計，透過每分鐘傳送位置，記錄航程並提供多個公共頁面。
【主要功能】
• 實時地圖顯示當前位置
• 航程歷史日誌與日曆側邊欄
• 規劃未來航程的功能
• 支援多個航程計劃的顯示
• 自動偵測丹麥港口名稱
• 使用 Leaflet.js 庫渲染地圖
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開發者團隊
原文外掛簡介
Boat Position turns your WordPress site into a live tracking and logbook service for your boat.
The plugin is designed around the Teltonika RUTX50 router (*), a compact Linux-based 5G router with built-in GPS.
A shell script on the router sends a position to your site every minute. The plugin stores each position, runs a state machine to group positions into trips and legs, and serves three public pages:
Live map (/boat-position/map) — shows the current position on an OpenStreetMap/OpenSeaMap map with a rotating arrow icon when underway and an idle indicator when stopped. Visible voyage plans are drawn as dashed green routes with flag markers.
Logbook (/boat-position/history) — calendar sidebar with trip history. Click any day to see the full route on the map. Logged-in editors can label harbour names and merge incorrectly split trips.
Voyage plans (/boat-position/plans) — plan future voyages as ordered lists of waypoints with optional ETAs. Multiple plans are supported; each plan can be toggled visible/hidden on the map independently.
The plugin also adds a boat log built on ordinary WordPress posts: place a post in the Boat Log category, give it coordinates (or default to the boat’s latest known position), and it appears as a marker on the live map. Your theme handles all writing and display, and the [boat_log_map_link] shortcode links a post back to the map and animates to its location.
Over 150 Danish harbours are included as seed data so harbour names are detected automatically from GPS coordinates.
No third-party services or API keys are required beyond your own WordPress site. Maps are rendered using the free Leaflet.js library with OpenStreetMap and OpenSeaMap tiles.
(*) There are other alternatives to using the RTUTX50 router, any device that has access to a GPS and the internet can be configured as the source of position data.
E.g. a linux machine like Rasberry PI connected to either its own GPS or the boat NMEA data.
