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mapboard-components

v0.7.5

Published

## Table of Contents * [About](#about) * [Getting Started](#getting-started) * [Components](#components)

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Readme

MapBoard

Table of Contents

About

MapBoard is a project for the Austin Transportation Department. This project takes previously created pages and makes them into re-usable components.

Getting Started

Components

Controller

Controller is a default configuration that contains a table, filters charts a map, and takes a single configuration file. Best example is in the getting started section.

Table

Table is a component that pulls data and displays it in a table format, uses React-Tables

Props

data: Array
filter: Array
fromGroup: Object
getPosition: Func
headers: Array of Objects

Filter

Filters are components that take user input and push that data to parent component.

Props

myKey: Number
pullData: Func()
label: String
name: String
type: String['toggle' or 'search'] opts: String or Object

Charts

TODO: More Charts currently only Doughnut

Props

Map

Map is a component that uses Leaflet-React that interacts with Table and Filter using a controller

Props

bounds:
center: Array
color: Object fromGroup: Object
headers: Array
id: Number
marker: Object
markers: Array marker_type: String['circle' or 'default']
match: String

Markers

Markers decides type of marker and passes the markers to the map.

Props

color: String
fromGroup: Object
headers: Array
id: Number
marker: Object
match: ?
type: String['circle' or 'default']

Custom Marker

CustomMarker, this is solely used to bind a Custom PopUp to Marker.
Not used to create custom markers

Props

format: Array
info: Object
open: Boolean

Custom Circle Marker

Custom Circle Marker Exact same as the Custom Marker Except it extends Circle Marker

Props

center: Object
color: String
format: Array
info: Object
open: Boolean

Popup Frame

Component that binds to Custom Marker to show details

Props

format: Array
info: Object

Card

Component Used to pull information from given URL and display it in a Card

Props

TODO: Cleanup