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pico-mercator

v0.6.0

Published

A minimal library for Mapbox GL-compatible web mercator projections

Downloads

4

Readme

PicoMercator

PicoMercator is a minimal library for doing web mercator projections in WebGL in a manner compatible with Mapbox GL. It provides GLSL code for projecting longitude/latitude coordinates into 3D space, and JavaScript functions to create view and projection matrices to overlay them onto a map rendered by Mapbox GL. PicoMercator focuses on numerical stability by performing most calculations at 64-bit precision, and switching to an "offset mode" at higher zoom levels (using a technique borrowed from deck.gl).

Basic usage involves rendering to a WebGL canvas overlayed on the Mapbox element, and updating to match the current map view. PicoMercator provides a function injectMercatorGLSL to insert functions pico_mercator_lngLatToWorld, pico_mercator_worldToClip, and pico_mercator_lngLatToClip into vertex shader source code so the mercator projection can be done on the GPU. The JavaScript functions allocateMercatorUniforms and updateMercatorUniforms are provided to initialize and update the values of uniforms used by PicoMercator. The application can then use the values to set program uniforms in whatever way is most appropriate.


    let map = new mapboxgl.Map({
        container: mapboxContainer,
        style: "mapbox://styles/mapbox/streets-v9",
        center: [-73.982130, 40.762896],
        zoom: 15
    });

    let vs = `
        #version 300 es
        layout(location=0) in vec2 lngLatPosition;
        void main() {
            // pico_mercator_lngLatToClip function injected by injectMercatorGLSL().
            // pico_mercator_lngLatToWorld and pico_mercator_worldToClip also available to do
            // projection in multiple steps.
            gl_Position = pico_mercator_lngLatToClip(position);
        }
    `;

    let fs = `
        #version 300 es
        precision highp float;
        uniform vec4 color;
        out vec4 fragColor;
        void main() {
            fragColor = color;
        }
    `;


    // Insert projection functions into vertex shader
    let vertexShaderSource = injectMercatorGLSL(vs);
    let fragmentShaderSource =  fs;
    // Create WebGL program from vertexShaderSource and fragmentShaderSource

    // Use 64-bit precision matrices to avoid numerical instability 
    // in intermediate calculations
    let viewProjectionMatrix = highPrecisionMat4();

    let uniforms = {
        // An application uniform, not used by PicoMercator
        color: new Float32Array(1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0);
    };

    // Uniforms used by PicoMercator are added to the map.
    allocateMercatorUniforms(uniforms);

    map.on("render", (e) => {
        let center = map.getCenter().toArray();
        let zoom = map.getZoom();
        let pitch = map.getPitch();
        let bearing = map.getBearing();

        mapboxViewProjectionMatrix(
            viewProjectionMatrix,
            center,
            zoom,
            pitch,
            bearing,
            canvas.width,
            canvas.height
        );

        // Update the values of PicoMercator uniforms in the map.
        // The application can use these to update program uniforms.
        updateMercatorUniforms(uniforms, center, zoom, viewProjectionMatrix);

        // Draw to canvas
    });