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Reference
Platform documentation behind the guides: how Meratyn is built, deployed, and extended.
Start here
- Getting startedMeratyn is Meratyn's lightweight, cloud-native GIS platform. It is currently developed and deployed locally; no…
- Feature overviewA feature-by-feature list of what Meratyn can do today (v2.9.0). For task-oriented walkthroughs, see the User Guide and…
- Demos & examplesEvery admin deployment includes a public Explore catalog at . It contains focused projects for client presentations and…
- DownloadsMeratyn deploys Meratyn's browser build as Docker containers on its own infrastructure. Desktop and mobile builds are…
Platform
- Plugin APIThis page is the complete API reference. For a guided walkthrough of the lifecycle, state, and UI-surface patterns…
- Project formatProjects are saved as files. Meratyn writes project JSON compactly. This keeps embedded GeoJSON practical for large…
- Python packageMeratyn ships a Python package, , that embeds the full Meratyn app inside a Jupyter notebook cell as an anywidget, with…
- Notebook panelMeratyn can run a Jupyter notebook beside the map , in a resizable, collapsible panel (open it from Processing →…
- UI profilesMeratyn can hide data sources, web services, and plugins to simplify the interface for beginners or to standardize a…
- InternationalizationMeratyn's interface is translatable. UI strings live in JSON message catalogs rather than being hard-coded in…
- CollaborationMeratyn keeps collaboration local and portable. There is no hosted live session relay, governed collaboration service,…
- Field syncField Sync connects a Field Collection layer to a GeoServer WFS. It loads the server's full feature set into the…
Deploy & operate
- DeploymentMeratyn ships as one React codebase deployed three ways — browser, desktop, and Jupyter — plus a admin console and…
- Hosted layers architectureMeratyn hosted layers let a user publish files that exist only on their computer and then reference those layers from a…
- Hosted layers APIThe hosted-layer API is a Meratyn-owned façade. Responses use stable Meratyn IDs and normalized models; GeoNode and…
- Hosted layers QAHosted-layer browser QA uses pinned public samples rather than files created specifically for Meratyn. Small generated…
- Deploy hosted layersMeratyn includes a Docker Compose profile for a headless GeoNode 5.1 and GeoServer 2.28 stack. Meratyn remains the…
- Self-host the admin consoleMeratyn is a portable Node service for exchanging projects. The monorepo includes an authenticated admin workspace,…
- Deployment and application capabilitiesMeratyn has two deliberately separate authority contracts. Deployment capabilities describe what a hosted installation…
- Build and platform maintenanceThis page explains how to keep Meratyn healthy over time: dependency updates, the compatibility mirrors that silent…