@mapify/core
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Mapify core package
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Summary
- Mapify Core - a software developer toolkit for the Mapify platform
The @mapify/core
project contains the Mapify software development toolkit Typescript package which can be used to connect to mapify services.
Further Documentation and Blog Posts
For further information and blog posts you can go here.
General Setup
You will need to have nodejs
and npm
installed.
You will need a Mapify account in order to get an API Key to use when configuring the SDK and other components.
- Get your desired API Key from the Mapify console.
Mapify Core
Core Setup
Install @mapify/core
from npm:
npm i @mapify/core --save
The Mapify core sdk requires:
- A Mapify API Key in order to access the Mapify platform. Get your API Key from the Mapify console.
Using Mapify Core
To use the Mapify core sdk you will need to initialize a new instance of the MapifyClient
. This can be done like so:
import { MapifyClient, ClientConfig } from '@mapify/core';
const clientConfig: ClientConfig = {
// Your API key
apiKey: environment.mapifyApiKey,
};
const mapifyClient = MapifyClient.createClient(clientConfig);
From this point on you can use mapifyClient
in order to get services related to different data you want to manage.
For example to list layers:
const layerService = mapifyClient.layers;
const layersPaginated = await layerService.getAllPaginated();
const layers = layersPaginated?.items;
Examples of services available include:
const buildingService = mapifyClient.buildings;
const layerService = mapifyClient.layers;
const panoramaService = mapifyClient.panoramas;
const datasetService = mapifyClient.datasets;
const datafeedService = mapifyClient.datafeeds;
const mapService = mapifyClient.maps;
const workflowService = mapifyClient.workflows;
From these servives you can access the methods to deal with the respective content. For example from the mapifyClient.maps
you can access methods related to maps, such as listing, getting a specific map, altering an exisiting, and creating a new map. Below are examples of how to list some of the content available:
Examples of using the services:
// Example listing apis
const apiService = mapifyClient.api;
const apis = await apiService.getAll();
console.log('apis:', apis);
// Example listing buildings
const buildingService = mapifyClient.buildings;
const buildingsPaginated = await buildingService.getAllPaginated();
const buildings = buildingsPaginated?.items;
console.log('buildings:', buildings);
// Example listing layers
const layerService = mapifyClient.layers;
const layersPaginated = await layerService.getAllPaginated();
const layers = layersPaginated?.items;
console.log('layers:', layers);
// Example listing datasets
const datasetService = mapifyClient.datasets;
const datasetsPaginated = await datasetService.getAllPaginated();
const datasets = datasetsPaginated?.items;
console.log('datasets:', datasets);
// Example listing datafeeds
const datafeedService = mapifyClient.datafeeds;
const datafeedsPaginated = await datafeedService.getAllPaginated();
const datafeeds = datafeedsPaginated?.items;
console.log('datafeeds:', datafeeds);
// Example listing maps
const mapService = mapifyClient.maps;
const mapsPaginated = await mapService.getAllPaginated();
const maps = mapsPaginated?.items;
console.log('maps:', maps);
// Example listing workflows
const workflowService = mapifyClient.workflows;
const workflowsPaginated = await workflowService.getAllPaginated();
const workflows = workflowsPaginated?.items;
console.log('workflows:', workflows);