Goal: Display No Man's Sky regions in 3D and navigate through star systems

Data are extracted from the AGT DB Tool

• Galaxies, regions and systems info are extracted from locked entries in System DB.
• Distance between systems are extracted from Star Distance Modeller

• App call Startup
• Startup define status='NoData' and catalogue=[]
• When status='NoData', Startup call AGT and LoadButton
• When user click on AGT or LoadButton that call loadData()
• loadData() set status='Loading' & call loadCatalogue()
• When status='Loading', Startup call AGT active
• When loadCatalogue() finish, set catalogue=[...] and status='Full'
• When status='Full', Startup call AGT and Menu
• Menu define galaxy='' and region=''
• When user select a galaxy, that set status='Galaxy' and galaxy='ABC'
• When status='Galaxy', Startup call Menu and Galaxy
• When user select a region, that set status='Region' and region='DEF'
• When status='Region', Startup call Menu and Region

1. Install gh-page package npm i gh-pages
2. Add homepage to package.json "homepage" : "https://mhebrard.github.io/nms-browser"
3. Add scripts to package.json "predeploy": "npm run build", "deploy": "gh-pages -d build",
4. Deploy app: npm run deploy

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