Common questions about using, administering, and developing with MapStore
The MapStore documentation includes guides for users, administrators, and developers. A good starting point is the User Guide.
From the homepage you can create a new map, add and style layers, choose a background, and save it. See Exploring Maps.
Use the Catalog to connect remote services and add their layers to your map. See Catalog Services.
Browse and search all resources directly from the MapStore homepage using categories and filters. See the Home Page.
Use the Share tool to get a link or embed code, and the Print tool to export a PDF. See Sharing Resources and Printing a Map.
MapStore lets you create interactive dashboards and GeoStories from your data. See Exploring Dashboards and Exploring Stories.
MapStore can be run as a standalone application (binary or Docker) or built from source. See the Quick Start.
Administrators can create users and groups and define permissions for resources. See Managing Users and Groups and Resource Properties.
You can rebrand MapStore by overriding its theme, logos, and styles. See Styling and Theming.
MapStore configuration is externalized so you can adapt it without rebuilding the application. See Configuring MapStore.
MapStore supports back-end security configuration and integration with external authentication providers (such as LDAP, OAuth2 / OpenID, and Keycloak). See the security configuration in Configuring MapStore.
MapStore is fully localizable, ships with several languages, and lets you add your own translations. See Internationalization.
Clone the repository, install the dependencies, and run the development server to start contributing. See Developing with MapStore.
MapStore can be used as a framework to build your own downstream application on top of it. See MapStore Projects.
Looking for something else? Browse the full MapStore documentation or ask the community through our channels.