Accessibility to the pseudo-Google Maps environment

[UngQuangHuy]

Thank you for this excellent work. I’m particularly interested in the dataset and the evaluation framework you've developed. I would like to use this benchmark for my research; however, I noticed that the current implementation of the pseudo-Google Maps environment references a localhost URL, and the environment does not appear to be publicly available yet.

To ensure consistent evaluation and support broader, long-term use of this dataset, do you have any plans to release the pseudo-Google Maps environment or provide public access to it in the near future?

Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.

[mahirlabibdihan]

Dear UngQuangHuy,
You need to host the environment on your localhost. Here is the link: https://github.com/MapQaTor/mapqator-backend

Note: You need to use your own api keys.

[xinzhel]

Dear UngQuangHuy, You need to host the environment on your localhost. Here is the link: https://github.com/MapQaTor/mapqator-backend

Note: You need to use your own api keys.
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Hi Mahir,

Thank you for sharing the link!

While reviewing database/schema.sql, I noticed it includes a number of Supabase-specific schemas and extensions (e.g., auth, realtime, storage, etc.) that don’t appear to be directly related to the core functionality of MapQaTor.

Would it be possible to provide a minimal or cleaned-up version of the database schema that only includes the tables and structures strictly needed for MapQaTor (e.g., users, maps, evaluations)?

I’m planning to use the MapEval benchmark as one of the evaluation benchmarks in my upcoming paper, and a lean schema would greatly help with reproducibility and clarity.

Thanks again for your work on this project—I really appreciate it!