Merge pull request #66 from thomasjacquin/README-config-variables

README.md: move config variables

README.md

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 # allsky-website
-Web interface displaying an image from an allsky camera, optionally with an overlay of constellations and other objects, as well as optional space weather data from NOAA.  
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+The "allsky-website" package allows you to display your images on a website, either on your Pi or on another machine. It can optionally add an overlay of constellations and other objects, as well as optional Aurora data from NOAA.
 
-## Configuration
+For instructions on how to install "allsky-website", click [here](https://github.com/thomasjacquin/allsky).
 
-To configure the website for your own location, edit the `config.js` and `virtualsky.json` files.
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-### `config.js` options
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-| Option        | Default           | Description  |
-| ------------- |:-------------    | :-----|
-| title         | Whitehorse, YT    | Title displayed next to the logo.  Can be anything you want, but keep it short. |
-| imageName     | image.jpg  | The image uploaded from your allsky camera.  To use the image from /home/pi/allsky, enter "/current/zzz" where "zzz" is the name of the image file, e.g., "image.jpg". |
-| location      | Whitehorse        | The location of your camera   |
-| latitude      | 60.7              | Latitude of the camera as a decimal number |
-| longitude     | -135.05           | Longitude of the camera, negative is west |
-| az            | 180               | Azimuth at the bottom of the image (0 is north, 90 is east, 180 is south, 270 is west) |
-| camera        | ASI224MC          | Your camera model |
-| computer      | Raspberry Pi 3    | Your Raspberry Pi model |
-| owner         | Thomas Jacquin    | The camera owner |
-| auroraMap     | north             | aurora oval map for the north or south hemisphere |
-| overlaySize	| 875               | Size of the overlay (width and height)
-| overlayOffsetLeft     | 0             | Horizontal adjustment of the overlay in pixels (+/-) |
-| overlayOffsetTop     | 0             | Vertical adjustment of the overlay in pixels (+/-) |
-| auroraForecast     | false             | Displays the 3-day aurora forecast in the top right corner when set to `true` |
-| showOverlayAtStartup     | false             | Determines whether or not the overlay should be displayed when the page is loaded |
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-### `virtualsky.json` options
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-| Option        | Default           | Description  |
-| ------------- |:-------------    | :-----|
-| id | starmap | This is used by the web page so do not change |
-| projection | fisheye | Leave at the default if your Allsky camera has a fisheye lens
-| width | 960 | width of the overlay | Width of the sky in the picture, in pixels
-| height | 960 | height of the overlay | Height of the sky in the picture, in pixels
-| constellations | true | Show constellation lines? |
-| mouse | false | Allow the mouse to rotate the overlay? |
-| gridlines_eq | true | Show the RA/Dec grid lines? |
-| keyboard | true | Allow keyboard controls? | XXXXXXXXXXXX what are they?
-| showdate | false | Show the date and time? |
-| showposition | false | Show/hide the latitude/longitude |
-| sky_gradient | false | Should the sky lighten toward the horizon? |
-| gradient | false | Reduce the brightness of stars near the horizon? |
-| showgalaxy | true | Show galaxies? |
-| live | true | Update the display in real time? |
-| lang | en | Language the object names shoud be in? Look in the `virtualsky/lang` directory for available languages. |
-| objects | messier.json | Name of a file in the `virtualsky` directory that contains other objects to display |
+Once installed, there are several configuration variables you'll want to change.  Click [here](https://github.com/thomasjacquin/allsky/wiki/allsky-website-Settings) to see them.