Is there a free simple way to serve / host the .html files the awesome Qgis2threejs plug-in produces?
I have tried using Google Drive as shown here and here without success. Also had same results using One Drive.
I tried putting the 2 folders (dat-gui and threejs) and the html file in Google Drive (and One Drive) but can't seem to make it recognize the html… it just opens them in a text editor format like so.
Would like to be able to view them anywhere with web access like this one.
Would a weebly or other free web site / blog be able to do this?
QGIS Server?
Best Answer
Github pages
With Github, create a
username.github.io
repository. Then, for your other repositories, you can create agh-pages
branch. If you have anindex.html
, you'll be able to navigate to http://username.github.io/project-name to see your map live on the web. Github has information on doing this here.I did this last night, with a quick export from QGIS2Leaf just to show a friend what I was working on (disclaimer: very early draft!). Here is the repository, and the Leaflet map. Note that I have registered a domain name, but alpha-beta-soup.github.io and spatialparalysis.xyz are the same place, and this is totally optional. If you haven't used git/Github before, there will be a slight learning curve, but there are plenty of online tutorials, and Github's own introductions are nice and gentle.