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@myol/myol

v1.1.1

Published

This package adds many features to Openlayer https://openlayers.org/

Downloads

3

Readme

DC92.MyOl

INSTALL & BUILD

Requires node.js to be installed

  • Go to the myol repository :
cd ./myol
  • Install the required node_modules :
npm install
  • Build the package & generate ./dist/* files :
npm run build

Simple example

This Example demo implements a single map with the most current maps layers providers.

  • You can download the DISTRIBUTION ZIPPED PACKAGE and unzip it in your website FTP section.
  • You can include the css & js sections of this example on your own page (adjust the include files path to your implementation)

Layer Switcher

See a Layer Switcher demo

Tile layers

See a Tile layers demo

  • OSM, OSM-FR, OpenTopo, CyclOsm, Maps.Refuges.Info
  • ThunderForest Outdoors, OpenTopoMap, Cycles, Landscape, Transport, ...
  • IGN France, cadastre, satellite, ...
  • SwissTopo, satellite
  • IDEE España, satellite
  • IGM Italie
  • Ordnance Survey (Great Britain)
  • Kompass Austria
  • Bing Microsoft, satellite
  • Google maps, satellite

Vector layers

See a Vector layer demo

  • GeoJson ajax layers,
  • OverPass (OSM vector points of interest)

Misc controls

See a Control demo

  • Keep position, zoom & zoom on localStorage
  • Geocoder
  • Line length display
  • GPX upload & download
  • Off connexion GPS
  • Print map

Marker display & edit

See a Marker demo

  • Editable position marker with multi-projection position display,

Lines & Polygons editor

See an Editor demo

  • Polylines & polygons editor.

Off line GPS

See an Off line GPS demo

  • Browser -> options -> add to the home screen
  • Choose a map layer
  • Place yourself at the starting point of your hike
  • Zoom to the most detailed level you want to memorize
  • Switch to full screen mode (also memorize the higher scales)
  • Move along the path of your hike slowly enough to load all tiles
  • Repeat with the layers of cards you want to memorize
  • Go to the field and click on the "My GPS" icon
  • If you have a .gpx file in your mobile, view it by clicking on ⇑
  • All tiles viewed once will be kept in the explorer's cache for a few days
  • This application does not record your track
  • Works well on Android with Chrome, Edge & Samsung Internet, a little less well with Firefox & Safari

Layers keys

If you want to use external providers layers, you must acquire free keys and replace them in the html (see source comment)

Architecture

Just include myol.js & myos.css after ol/dist, proj4js & geocoder's js & css.

  • See this example
  • Code & all tiled layers use EPSG:3857 spherical mercator projection

The coding rules are volontary simple & don't follow all openlayers's

  • No JS classes, no jquery, no es6 modules, no nodejs build, no minification, no npm repository, ...
  • Each adaptation is included in a single JS function that you can include separately (check dependencies if any)
  • Feel free to use, modify & share as you want

Files

  • myol.css : full CSS distribution
  • myol.js : full JS distribution
  • src/... : Source files
  • ol/... : Openlayer V6.0.1 (you can use any of openlayers V5.* or V6.*) from Openlayers
  • geocoder/... : Geocoder V4.0.0 from Openlayers geocoder
  • proj4/... : Coordinate transformation software proj4js V2.5.0 from Proj4
  • examples/... : Demos & visual tests
  • gps/... : Off line demo with GPS capabilities

Tested on

  • windows 10 : Edge, FireFox, Chrome, Opera, Brave
  • Android (Samsung) : Samsung Internet, FireFox, Chrome, Brave, DuckDuckGo
  • Linux : FireFox
  • NO SUPPORT ON Microsoft Internet Explorer