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gcs-react-leaflet-curve

v2.0.0

Published

Bezier Curves as React compoment for Leaflet

Downloads

6

Readme

react-leaflet-curve

Bezier Curve - a React component build on top of React-Leaflet that integrate leaflet-curve feature.

Curve example

Getting started

import React from 'react';
import { Map, Circle, TileLayer, LayersControl, FeatureGroup, Marker, Polyline } from 'react-leaflet'
import { Curve } from 'react-leaflet-curve'

const path = ['M', [50.14874640066278, 14.106445312500002],
  'Q', [51.67255514839676, 16.303710937500004],
  [50.14874640066278, 18.676757812500004],
  'T', [49.866316729538674, 25.0927734375]]

<Curve positions={path} option={{color:'red',fill:true}}/>

For more details on how to use this plugin check the example.

API

|Command|Parameters|Description| |-------|----------|-----------| |M|[lat,lng]+|move to [lat,lng]| |L|[lat,lng]+|line to [lat,lng]| |H|[lng]+|horizontal line to [lng]| |V|[lat]+|vertical line to [lat]| |C|([lat1,lng1],[lat2,lng2],[lat,lng])+|cubic Bézier curve to [lat,lng] with control points at [lat1,lng1] and [lat2,lng2]| |S|([lat2,lng2],[lat,lng])+|cubic bézier curve to [lat,lng] with control points at reflection of second control point of previous curve [lat1,lng1] and [lat2,lng2]| |Q|([lat1,lng1],[lat,lng])+|quadratic Bézier curve to [lat,lng] with control point at [lat1,lng1]| |T|([lat,lng])+|quadratic Bézier curve to [lat,lng] with control point at reflection of control point of previous curve [lat1,lng1]| |Z||close path (line to M)|

Note that only absolute commands (uppercase) are implemented. It's possible to approximate elliptical arcs (command 'A') with Bézier curves (the elliptical-arc branch implements this command if you're interested).

For more details on how to use this plugin check the example.