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react-leaflet-ellipsis

v1.9.13

Published

Use Ellipsis Drive layers in leaflet projects.

Downloads

19

Readme

Import Ellipsis layers in react-leaflet

Install

Install using npm install react-leaflet-ellipsis

Usage

In a React app, import the RasterLayer and VectorLayer: import { EllipsisRasterLayer } from 'react-leaflet-ellipsis' import { EllipsisVectorLayer } from 'react-leaflet-ellipsis' import { EllipsisApi } from 'react-leaflet-ellipsis'

Example

You can use RasterLayer and VectorLayer within a <MapContainer /> or <Map /> component.

<MapContainer>
  <EllipsisRasterLayer pathId={pathId} />
  <EllipsisVectorLayer pathId={pathId} />
</MapContainer>

To request metadata of Ellipsis Drive layers you can use the function available in the EllipsisApi.

useEffect(() => {
  EllipsisApi.getMetadata(mapId).then((response) => {
    console.log(response);
  });
}, []);

If the Ellipsis Drive layers you wish to use are not set to public or linksharing you need to create a token for your app. See here for how to obtain such a token.

RasterLayer props

| Name | Description | | ----------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | pathId | id of the path | | timestampId | id of the timestamp (optional) | | style | id of a style or an object describing it (optional) | | zoom | int to use as max native zoom (optional) | | token | token of the user (optional) | | mask | Mask of type multipolygon (optional) |

note for the style object, refer to this documentation about it.

VectorLayer props

| Name | Description | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | pathId | Id of the path (Only required option) | | timestampId | Id of the timestamp | | onFeatureClick | A function to run on feature click, with as argument the clicked feature and the event | | onFeatureHover | A function to run on feature hover, with as argument the clicked feature and the event | | zoom | max native zoomlevel of the layer. If not specified, use the one specified in layer info. | | token | Token of the user | | style | Id of a style or a style object. | | filter | A property filter to use | | pageSize | Size to retreive per step. Default 25, max 3000. | | maxMbPerTile | The maximum mb to load per tile. Default 16mb. | | maxRenderTiles | The number of tiles to keep in cache. Default 500. | | maxFeaturesPerTile | The maximum number of vectors to load per tile. Default 200. | | loadAll | Boolean whehter to keep loading features indefinitely. Default false. | | usMarkers | Boolean whehter to use markers for points, default false. |

warning loadAll=true will ignore maxMbPerTile, maxTilesInCache and maxFeaturesPerTile settings.

note for the style object, refer to this documentation about it.

Fetching metadata


#### EllipsisApi.getPath description

**parameters**

| name   | description                                                                       |
| ------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| pathId | The id of the path.                                                               |
| user   | (Optional) An user object which can contain a token like `user: {token: mytoken}` |

**return value**
It returns JSON, which depends on the type of the specified object.