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ginkgoch-map

v1.12.4

Published

This is a map kit for node.js. Provide capabilities to build map service with various data sources and customized styles.

Downloads

21

Readme

Ginkgoch Map for Node.js

Ginkgoch MAP is GIS Full-Stack Solution with JavaScript. It is a development library for building map visualization, data analysis on web service/application, desktop and mobile. It is not necessary to learn the other programming languages, but build your maps with JavaScript only.

Overview

  1. Full-stack GIS (backend/frontend) development with JavaScript only - Learn one programming language and develope full-stack GIS solutions.
  2. Visualization/Data analysis - A complete development framework with visualization libraries, data APIs.
  3. Rapid APP development - Compatible with HTML5 layouts as well as many fantastic mapping client library to build responsive application prototypes with your own GIS data.
  4. Performance and interactivity - Smoothly visualize millions of geometries on server and compatible with 3rd party client mapping libraries.
  5. Scalability - Scale your apps to millions of requests with Ginkgoch-Server as a backend. In-app cluster is also supported.
  6. Cross-platform - Web service, Desktop or Mobile; macOS, Linux or Windows; no native APIs.

Features

  1. Geometry and Spatial Analysis.
  2. Thematic Styles.
  3. Various data format (SHP, CSV, MEM, GeoJSON etc.) read and write support.
  4. Map with multiple layers overlap.

Getting Started

Here is a project to represents basic functions of Ginkgoch and build a very simple XYZ map tile service with KOA with your own data. https://github.com/ginkgoch/map-quick-started-demos

colorful map

Due to the low level GIS library for Node.JS, you can also build:

  1. Command line tools - https://github.com/ginkgoch/node-shapefile-cli
  2. Desktop application - https://github.com/ginkgoch/node-shapefile-viewer
  3. Map Service (Docker support as well) - https://github.com/ginkgoch/node-map-server
  4. Mobile - WIP...

More Feature Demos

Learning feature with demos will be a pretty easy way to get started. Before learning from source code, a better approach is to take a look at what it can be done with an executable application.

This feature demo application is built with electron that support to run on macOS, Windows and Linux. feature-demos

Go to the release page for the latest update. OR download directly by the links below.

Visit more feature demo source code on https://github.com/ginkgoch/map-desktop-demo

Setup Development Environment

Refer this guide for setting up the development environment for desktop, service or mobile projects.

Release Note

Refer this page for the releases logs.

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