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@tommy2gis/mapbox-gl-export

v1.2.25

Published

This module adds control which can export PDF and images.

Downloads

5

Readme

mapbox-gl-export

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This module adds control which can export PDF and images.

This module is using source code of mpetroff/print-maps. I just adopted this library to normal Mapbox GL Plugin. Thanks so much to develop this library!

for Maplibre GL users

Please consider to use maplibre-gl-export plugin for Maplibre GL.

Installation

npm i @watergis/mapbox-gl-export --save

Use CDN

<link href='https://watergis.github.io/mapbox-gl-export/mapbox-gl-export.css' rel='stylesheet' />
<script src='https://api.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/v1.13.1/mapbox-gl.js'></script>
<script src="https://watergis.github.io/mapbox-gl-export/mapbox-gl-export.js"></script>
<script>
  map.addControl(new MapboxExportControl({
      PageSize: Size.A3,
      PageOrientation: PageOrientation.Portrait,
      Format: Format.PNG,
      DPI: DPI[96],
      Crosshair: true,
      PrintableArea: true,
  }), 'top-right');
</script>

Furthermore, you may download specific version's scripts and css locally from release page.

Demo

Try codesandbox.

See demo.

demo.gif

Usage

import { MapboxExportControl, Size, PageOrientation, Format, DPI} from "@watergis/mapbox-gl-export";
import '@watergis/mapbox-gl-export/css/styles.css';
import mapboxgl from '@tommy2gis/swsk-mapbox-gl';

const map = new mapboxgl.Map();
// create control with default options
map.addControl(new MapboxExportControl(), 'top-right');
// create control with specified options
map.addControl(new MapboxExportControl({
    PageSize: Size.A3,
    PageOrientation: PageOrientation.Portrait,
    Format: Format.PNG,
    DPI: DPI[96],
    Crosshair: true,
    PrintableArea: true
}), 'top-right');

if you want to use a basemap from Mapbox

  • for mapbox v1 user
mapboxgl.accessToken='your mapbox access token'
  • for mapbox v2 user There is an option of accessToken in MapboxExportControl. Please put your accessToken when you create a instance of plugin.
mapboxgl.accessToken='your mapbox access token'
const map = new mapboxgl.Map({
    container: 'map',
    style: 'mapbox://styles/mapbox/streets-v11',
});
map.addControl(new MapboxExportControl({
    accessToken: 'your mapbox access token'
}), 'top-right');

Options

You can specify default option as follows.

  • PageSize
    • You can select from A2 to A6 or B2 to B6
    • default page size is A4
  • PageOrientation
    • You can select landscape or portrait
    • default is landscape
  • Format
    • You can select it from jpg, png, svg and pdf
    • default is PDF
  • DPI
    • You can select it from 72, 96, 200, 300 and 400.
    • default is 300
  • Crosshair
    • Display crosshair on the map. it helps to adjust the map center before printing.
    • accepts true and false value
    • default is false
  • PritableArea
    • Display printable area on the map it helps to adjust pritable area before printing.
    • accepts true and false value
    • default is false
  • Local
    • default en for english
    • fr french
    • fi finnish
    • sv swedish

Attribution

When you use exported map, please includes attribution as follows.

If you can include HTML, use this code snippet that includes links to Mapbox & OpenStreetMap:

© NARWASSCO, Ltd. © <a href='https://www.mapbox.com/about/maps/'>Mapbox</a> © <a href='https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright'>OpenStreetMap</a> <strong><a href='https://www.mapbox.com/map-feedback/' target='_blank'>Improve this map</a></strong>Powered by the United Nations Vector Tile Toolkit

For print output or if you can’t include links, use this text-only attribution:

© NARWASSCO, Ltd. ©Mapbox ©OpenStreetMap contributors, Powered by the United Nations Vector Tile Toolkit

© NARWASSCO, Ltd. is default example of map data by Narok Water and Sewerage Services Co., Ltd., Kenya. If you don't use current map, you don't need to use this attribution.

Also, default example is using base map by United Nation Vector Tile Toolkit. That is why Powered by the United Nations Vector Tile Toolkit is included in above.

Development

npm run lint # check styling of source code
npm run lint:fix # fix styling by eslint
npm run dev

open http://localhost:8080.

If there are any changes on source code, it will be reflected automatically.

Build package

npm run build

The modules will be generated under dist folder.

Deploy to Github pages

npm run deploy

It will deploy files under example folder to gh-pages.

How to release

npm version patch # it increase patch version 0.0.X
npm version minor # it increase minor version 0.x.0
npm version major # it increase major version x.0.0
git push origin master --tag
# release CI will create draft release in Github pages, then publish it if it is ready.
# publish CI will deploy npmjs and Github Packages.

Contribution

This Mapbox GL Export Control is still under development. so most welcome any feedbacks and pull request to this repository.