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@corpsmap/corpsmap_argon

v0.7.1

Published

Light mapping library based on Leaflet.js

Downloads

6

Readme

CorpsMap Argon

Light CorpsMap Viewer library.

This is the initial stages of development for the Argon mapping library. It's being built as a leaflet 1.0.2 plugin.

Inspiration from npmap.js and mapbox.js

More information will be added here as we get further along with setting up the library.

Right now (11/28/2016) the project is a bare bones extension of leaflet, no custom controls have been added, but the build workflow is set up and works.

UPDATE 02/21/2017 plugins have been built out and watchify is being used to auto-build the javascript during development, note that the styles are only compiled once at start up or when build-style is run.

UPDATE 04/13/2017 fixed it up so that you can use the module via webpack installing from NPM.

To Develop

  1. Git clone this repository
  2. cd corpsmap_argon
  3. npm install
  4. npm start -> starts up Watchify on the main.js file so changes will be auto built to /dist/corpsmap.js
  5. Open new terminal: cd corpsmap_argon/dist
  6. hs Note: Install http server globally(npm install http-server -g) to run hs command.
  7. Work away at localhost:8080

To Build

This will build an unminified, a minified and a source map into the /dist folder. (you may need to create the /dist folder)

  1. All the steps above
  2. npm run build

Use via Webpack or Browserify in another project

  1. Install via NPM npm install @corpsmap/corpsmap_argon --save
  2. Import or require the module wherever you need it var leaflet = require('@corpsmap/corpsmap_argon') This will create the L global that you can use like you would in any other leaflet app.
  3. Import or require the css file for the theme of your choice available at /node_modules/@corpsmap/corpsmap_argon/dist/corpsmap-*.css into your main module.