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@ventralnet/leaflet-simple-toolbar

v0.0.13

Published

## Demo ##

Downloads

4

Readme

leaflet-simple-toolbar

Demo

jsFiddle

Screenshot

Installation

You must include the distribution javascript file and css file in your application

npm example using an es6 bundler

npm install --save @ventralnet/leaflet-simple-toolbar

Building

git clone [email protected]:ventralnet/leaflet-simple-toolbar.git
npm install
npm run build # builds the artifact (to dist folder)
npm run dev # runs the sample application

Use

You can either provide your toolbar options as plain old javascript objects, or you can use the utility class L.Control.SimpleToolbar.Action.

An additional benefit of using L.Control.SimpleToolbar.Action is that the base class provides the disableControl and enableControl methods allowing you to enable and disable interacting with the action button. Plain old javascript object configurations don't provide this ability.

Action objects are provided as a list of options to L.Control.SimpleToolbar constructor

  import '@ventralnet/leaflet-simple-toolbar';
  import '@ventralnet/leaflet-simple-toolbar/style.css';

  ...

  const classBasedAction = new L.Control.SimpleToolbar.Action({
    iconHtml: '<span><b>H</b></span>',
    tooltip: 'This will show when you hover',
    handler() {
      alert('class based action');
    },
  });

  new L.Control.SimpleToolbar({
    actions: [
      {
        iconHtml: '<i class="fa-solid fa-circle-info"></i>',
        tooltip: 'This will show when you hover',
        handler() {
          alert('leafet simple toolbar!');
        },
      },
      {
        iconHtml: '<i class="fas fa-question-circle"></i>',
        tooltip: 'Another action',
        handler() {
          alert('click');
        },
      },
      classBasedAction,
    ]
  }).addTo(map);