Disclaimer: Work in progress

Generate air quality reports from anywhere in the world and share them with your friends!

• Blazing fast (uses incremental SSG and many performance optimizations) ⚡
• Uses 2* data sources merged into one, unified API 📑
• Implements i18n 🌐
• Features strong focus on accessibility 👍
• Fully customizable 🛠️
• Pleasing, fully responsive design 💅
• Utilizes end-to-end encryption 🔒
• Written in TypeScript

*We aim to add more data sources in the future.

The following environmental variables need to be provided:

• DB_URI - MongoDB database URI.
• DB_USER - Database username.
• DB_PASSWORD - Database password.
• DB_NAME - Database name.
• DB_COLLECTION - Collection name.
• NEXT_PUBLIC_AIRLY_KEY - Airly API key.
• NEXT_PUBLIC_WAQI_TOKEN - Air Quality Open Data Platform API token.
• NEXT_PUBLIC_MAPBOX_TOKEN - Mapbox API token.

You can use the .env.local file for this.

Hosted with Vercel ▲

# Run in development mode
$ npm run dev

# Build for production
$ npm run build

# Lint
$ npm test

• Home page
  • Multiple data sources
    • Airly
    • World Air Quality Index
    • ?
  • Show the amount of reports created
• Reports page
  • Map
  • Charts
  • Sensor information
    • Provider
    • Location
    • Distance
  • Share functionality
    • Generate Open Graph images
    • Investigate the Navigator.share() API
  • Information about WHO standards
• Other pages
  • Allow adding custom-made air pollution sensors
  • Manage locally created reports
  • Privacy policy
• i18n (long-standing task)
• Persist global state (possibly blocked by Recoil API changes)
• Secure API routes
• Improve language-based redirection
• End-to-end encryption

• React for UI;
• Next.js for SSG, dynamic routes and much more;
• Styled Components for styling;
• Recoil for state management;
• MongoDB for storing user-generated reports.

MIT