Please advise on the use of the API key. Regardless of the application examples I find, the key is always embedded directly in the code in plain text. This is absolutely insecure, especially considering the fact that there is no way to restrict the key's actions by domain name.
How can the key be safely used in open systems? Is there a way to limit the key by domain name?
The media/browser_examples_screenshot.jpg references the old basemap tiles prior to the addition of the OS Maps API.
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Where in the code do I change the location of bbox? (greyed out)
Thanks for making code open source really helpful in development of building-height.co.uk
Building-Height is a system that can determine the attributes of historical buildings in England. The building part can be defined just by uploading a photo.
If you would like to try the app here is a link to an example image in Farnham, Surrey. (currently only have a couple thousand OS polygons footprints in our database for testing.
For queries that complete fully (total number of features is under the feature return limit), the total number of returned features appears to be incorrect (lower than expected). This could be due to either:
The incorrect variable being passed as the final feature count,
Failure to run the log command before the final page of results has been added to the temporary accumulated response object.
The test Collections Endpoint Passes w/ collectionId within ngd/ngd.test.js is failing due to updates to the NGD's schema. Whilst this has minimal impact on the user, the test is written to expect the old schema response (bld-fts-buildingline); this response will now be bld-fts-buildingline-1.