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Lets you track your pet's transport shipment in real time from pickup to delivery
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A courier-style tracking website for pet transport — enter a tracking number to see a live map, delivery-style progress stages, and a full event history, the same way you'd track a package.Read the full README ↗A courier-style tracking website for pet transport — enter a tracking number to see a live map, delivery-style progress stages, and a full event history, the same way you'd track a package.
Shipment data lives in Supabase (Postgres + row-level security), not in this repo. To set it up:
supabase-setup.sql in its SQL Editor./admin with — there's no public sign-up).js/supabase-client.js with that project's URL and anon key.The public tracking page only ever reads from the shipments_public view, which excludes the receiver's contact info and exact pickup address — those stay staff-only.
Open index.html directly, or serve the folder with any static file server:
python -m http.server 8000
Then visit http://localhost:8000.
Plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, plus Leaflet for the map and the Supabase JS client for the backend. No build step.