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@jadesrochers/legends

v0.3.4

Published

A custom legend that matched my map formats

Downloads

9

Readme

legends

Just a barscale

It is a horizontal barscale.

Using it requires passing data

It takes the data, formatter, styling and tries to put together a decent
looking bar legend.
I was going to use d3 built in but found a lot of parts do not work
with react readily.

  <BarScale key='legend' 
    cssStyles={ props.legendstyle }
    data={ props.geodata } 
    formatter={ howtoformatlabelfcn }
    legendstyle={props.legendstyle}  
    offset="20%" {...pass}
  />

The built in demos demonstrate several variations

If you download the github repo you can use:

npm start

To start up a demo site accessible at 127.0.0.1 and check out several variations of how the barscale can be used with different formatting and scaling. The code for these is available in the /demo directory in the repo.

Could add vertical setup

Right now it is only a horizontal scale, but the underlying elements would
easily support a vertical scale.