Ramp Agent Config Creator

Helper CLI to create Ramp Agent config files

List of available commands

• help : display all available commands
• add <standName> : add new stand
• remove <standName> : remove existing stand
• copy <sourceStand> : copy existing stand settings
• batchcopy <sourceStand> : copy existing stand settings to a list of stand + coordinates
• softcopy <sourceStand> : copy existing stand settings but iterate through them so you can modify
• rename <oldStandName : rename existing stand
• edit <standName> : edit existing stand
• radius <standName> : edit existing stand radius
• code <standName> : edit existing stand code
• use <standName> : edit existing stand use
• schengen <standName> : edit existing stand schengen state
• apron <standName> : edit existing stand apron state
• wingspan <standName> : edit existing stand wingspan value
• priority <standName> : edit existing stand priority value
• remark <standName> : edit existing stand remark list
• countries <standName> : edit existing stand countries list
• block <standName> : edit existing stand block list
• callsigns <standName> : edit existing stand callsigns list
• list : list all stands
• !map : generate HTML map visualization for debugging
• save : save changes and exit
• exit : exit without saving

! Python required for the map visualisation

Debug Map Visualization

The map command generates an interactive HTML map that visualizes all stands with their radii and properties. This is perfect for debugging and verifying stand positions.

Features:

• Satellite imagery from Esri with OpenStreetMap overlay for airport details
• Color-coded stands based on different options:
  • Schengen Status
  • Stand Type
  • Code
  • Priority
  • Remark
  • Wingspan
  • Callsign
• Interactive circles showing each stand's radius
• Detailed popups with all stand information (code, use, priority, callsigns, countries, blocked stands, etc.)
• Stand labels for easy identification
• Legend and layer controls
• 🔄 Live Reload Server - Automatic browser refresh when files change:
  • Starts a local server at http://localhost:4000
  • Real-time updates without manual refresh
  • Works when you add, edit, remove, or copy stands
  • Smart file monitoring with WebSocket-like updates

Usage:

1. Run the map command once to generate the map and start the live reload server
2. The map opens automatically at http://localhost:4000/[ICAO]_map.html
3. Make any changes to your stands using other commands
4. The map automatically refreshes in your browser when changes are detected
5. No need to manually refresh - changes appear instantly!

The generated HTML file ({ICAO}_map.html) can be opened in any web browser and requires an internet connection to load the map tiles.

Live Reload Requirements:

• Python 3.x must be installed and available in PATH
• The live reload server automatically starts when you use the map command
• Server runs on localhost:4000 (automatically finds available port)
• The server stops when you exit the application