Open source developer resources for the GeoReport v2 specification.

Server Software

Server applications provide an API endpoint and can receive and manage reports.

• uReport Open311 Server. PHP-based Open311 Server & CRM by Bloomington
• open311server - Ruby Sinatra Open311 Server
• GeoReport v2 Server - Python-based middleware/server by Miami-Dade County. There’s also a Java implementation in development
• Mark-a-Spot Drupal Distribution. There’s also Integration for the older standalone Mark-a-Spot CakePHP code.
• Accela Open311 - Node.js Server
• Open311 Simple CRM - Very basic CRM based on FMS-Endpoint
• FMS-Endpoint Open311 API for FixMyStreet - “fms-endpoint” using Codeigniter PHP - by MySociety
• FixMyStreet integration. See FixMyStreet.com/open311 and example of support within a city: Southampton UK
• Open311 Plugin for Ushahidi (in development. More background on the Ushahidi wiki)
• Open311 on Joget. See Blog post. (in development).
• See also: search results on GitHub for Open311 or GeoReport

Client Applications

Software that interacts with an Open311 server by connecting to an API.

• GeoReporter Open311 Android app - download GeoReporter from Google play
• GeoReporter Open311 iPhone app - download GeoReporter from the Apple App Store
• Open311 Wordpress Plugin (still early development)
• Open311 Proxy - a PHP/HTML/javascript client that doesn’t expose API keys
• Open311 Facebook app
• Open311 Plugin for Ushahidi - can reroute issues from Ushahidi to an external Open311 endpoint.
• OpenBlock is not an Open311 client per se, but can consume and display Open311 reports on a map; see Boston demo

Dashboards & Data Viz

• chicagoworksforyou.comforked from 311.fm
• Open311 Data Analysis Proxy used for 311.fm
• Open311 Dashboard See the Blog post (in development)
• https://hackadashery.github.io by Code for Philly

Deprecated Projects

• The Daily Brief - See live at dailybrief.311labs.org
• 311.fm - Code still available at 311-fm-webapp

See also open source libraries for Visualizations

Client Libraries (API Wrappers)

Client libraries make it easier to build client applications that work with the spec.

• PHP by Ronaldo Barbachano at Code for America
• Python by Zach Williams at Code for America
• Ruby Gem by Code for America labs et al (see it on GitHub)
• Node.js by Mark Headd and Ben Sheldon
• C# by Mark Headd
• Clojure by Ryan Briones
• Java by Santiago Munín at Code for America

Test Suites

Test suites are used to verify that a server is compliant with the specification.

• https://github.com/seeclickfix/open311-validator/ (ruby based, initial release Nov 2011)
• http://github.com/open311/open311-validator-py (python based, not up to date)
• GeoReporter Client can be used to test GeoReport v2 endpoints.
• https://github.com/ryanbriones/open311-api-tests

Products & Services

See also GeoReport v2 Support for products and services.