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@open-pioneer/toc

v0.8.0

Published

This package provides a UI component that displays the map content to the user and allows them to control it.

Downloads

150

Readme

@open-pioneer/toc

This package provides a UI component that displays the map content to the user and allows them to control it.

Unavailable operational layers are marked with an icon and will be deactivated for selection. If a layer was configured as initially visible, it remains visible.

Usage

To integrate the TOC (table of contents) in your app, insert the following snippet and reference a map ID:

<Toc mapId="map_id" />

Tools

Additional tools are available for operational layers. To show the toolset menu, set the showTools property to true. The toolset contains a tool with which you can switch off the visibility of all levels at once.

<Toc mapId="map_id" showTools={true} />

Basemaps

By default, the TOC shows the basemap switcher as an embedded element.

To hide the basemap switcher, set the showBasemapSwitcher property to false:

<Toc mapId="map_id" showBasemapSwitcher={false} />

To configure the embedded basemap switcher, use the basemapSwitcherProps property:

<Toc
    mapId="map_id"
    basemapSwitcherProps={{
        allowSelectingEmptyBasemap: true
    }}
/>

Layer IDs as CSS classes on list items

List items for individual operational layers receive the layer's id as an additional CSS class (layer-${id}).

For example, given a layer with the ID test-geojson, the TOC's list item for that layer is rendered as:

<li class="toc-layer-item layer-test-geojson ...">
    <!-- -->
</li>

NOTE: Non-alphanumeric characters present in the layer's ID are removed from the class name. Whitespace is replaced with a single -.

NOTE: List items are not guaranteed to be rendered as li. Only the CSS class name is guaranteed.

Automatic parent layer visibility

When showing a layer via the TOC component (e.g. by clicking the checkbox next to its name), all parent layers of that layer will also be made visible by default.

This can be disabled by configuring autoShowParents={false} on the TOC component.

// Default: true
<Toc autoShowParents={false} />

License

Apache-2.0 (see LICENSE file)