A GeoLibre plugin that browses an Open Climate Service (OCS) STAC catalog and renders its published climate datasets — taking the CRS, time axis, and variable straight from the dataset's metadata, so nothing has to be entered by hand.
Learn more about Open Climate Service: https://dhis2.github.io/open-climate-service/
- Point at any OCS instance and browse its published datasets.
- Render a dataset as a map layer, listed in GeoLibre's Layers panel.
- CRS, the time slider, variable, colormap, and value range are all taken from the dataset — projected national grids land in the right place automatically.
- Deep-linkable via
?ocsUrl=…&dataset=…, and your selection is saved with the GeoLibre project.
Download the latest open-climate-service-<version>.zip from the
Releases page, then in
GeoLibre go to Settings → Manage Plugins → Install from file and select the zip.
- Activate Open Climate Service from GeoLibre's Plugins menu.
- In the panel, enter your OCS instance URL (e.g.
http://localhost:8002) and click Connect — the map frames the instance's region. - Pick a dataset to draw it as a layer.
- Step through periods with the time slider at the bottom of the map, and adjust the colormap and value range in the panel.
npm install
npm run package:geolibre # typecheck + build + zip → geolibre-plugin/open-climate-service-<version>.zipThen install the generated zip as above, or point GeoLibre at the unpacked geolibre-plugin/ directory.
npm run typecheck # tsc --noEmit
npm test # vitest
npm run build # typecheck + bundle to geolibre-plugin/distReleases are automated, with package.json as the single source of truth for the version.
Bump the version in a pull request and merge it to main: CI builds the plugin and publishes a
GitHub Release (tag v<version>) with the installable zip attached. A merge that doesn't change
the version doesn't create a release, so the same version is never published twice.
Under active development — see the tracking issue dhis2/open-climate-service#301.