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Search any city or postcode and see coffee shops on a map, with opening hours, Wi-Fi and outdoor seating.
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☕ CoffeeCup — Coffee Shop Finder
visit the live site :https://coffeecup-topaz.vercel.app/
Find coffee shops near any place. See what is open right now, who has Wi-Fi, outdoor seating or step-free access — all on a live map.
It is a plain static site. There is no build step.
Quickest way — just open the file:
For "use my location", run a local server instead. Browsers only share
location over localhost or HTTPS, so opening the file directly makes that
button fail:
Nothing to install — npm start just launches npx serve.
One search makes exactly two network calls:Read the full README ↗visit the live site :https://coffeecup-topaz.vercel.app/
Find coffee shops near any place. See what is open right now, who has Wi-Fi, outdoor seating or step-free access — all on a live map.
It is a plain static site. There is no build step.
Quickest way — just open the file:
git clone https://github.com/Tabassum-Sumaiya13/Coffee-Cup.git
cd Coffee-Cup
start index.html # Windows
# open index.html # macOS
For "use my location", run a local server instead. Browsers only share
location over localhost or HTTPS, so opening the file directly makes that
button fail:
npm start # then open http://localhost:5173
Nothing to install — npm start just launches npx serve.
One search makes exactly two network calls:
You type "Brooklyn"
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1. Nominatim ──► turns the text into coordinates (40.65, -73.95)
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2. Overpass ──► lists every cafe within the chosen radius
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osm.js shapes the raw tags into cafe objects
(name, address, open/closed, distance, Wi-Fi, outdoor seating…)
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results.js renders the cards and the map markers
| What | Service | Key needed |
|---|---|---|
| Place search | Nominatim | No |
| Coffee shops | Overpass (OpenStreetMap) | No |
| Map tiles | OpenStreetMap | No |
| Map library | Leaflet 1.9.4 via CDN | No |
Everything comes from OpenStreetMap, so the app needs no account and no secret key.
No ratings, prices or photos. An older version showed them from the
Foursquare API, which has since been switched off — its endpoints now answer
410 Gone, and the replacement needs a paid key that a browser-only app cannot
keep secret. Rather than invent numbers, those were replaced with facts
OpenStreetMap really holds: open-now status from real opening hours, distance,
Wi-Fi, outdoor seating, takeaway and step-free access.
MIT.