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react-leaflet-glify

v1.0.1

Published

React compatible package for Leaflet.glify extension

Downloads

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Readme

Leaflet.glify for React

React compatible package for Leaflet.glify extension


web gl renderer plugin for leaflet

Pronounced leaflet-G.L.-Ify, or leaflet-glify, or L.-G.L.-Ify, or L-glify, or elglify

inspired by http://bl.ocks.org/Sumbera/c6fed35c377a46ff74c3 & need.

Example Usage on React

TODO

Objective

  • To provide a means of rendering a massive amount of data visually in a way that does not degrade user experience
  • Remaining as simple as possible with current fastest libs
  • Providing the same sort of user experience one would get using standard html and elements

Simple Polygon Usage

L.glify.shapes({
  map: map,
  data: geoJson,
  click: function(e, feature) {
    //do something when a shape is clicked
  }
});

Simple Points Usage

L.glify.points({
  map: map,
  data: points,
  click: function(e, point, xy) {
    //do something when a point is clicked
  }
});

(Planned) Simple Lines Usage

L.glify.lines({
  map: map,
  data:geojson,
  click: function(e, feature, xy) {
    //do something when a line is clicked
  }
});

L.glify.shapes Options

  • map {Object} required leaflet map
  • data {Object} required geojson data
  • vertexShaderSource {String|Function} optional glsl vertex shader source, defaults to use L.glify.shader.vertex
  • fragmentShaderSource {String|Function} optional glsl fragment shader source, defaults to use L.glify.shader.fragment.polygon
  • click {Function} optional event handler for clicking a shape
  • color {Function|Object|String} optional, default is 'random'
    • When color is a Function its arguments are gets the index:number, and the feature:object that is being colored
  • className {String} a class name applied to canvas, default is ''

L.glify.points Options

  • map {Object} required leaflet map
  • data {Object} required geojson data
  • vertexShaderSource {String|Function} optional glsl vertex shader source, defaults to use L.glify.shader.vertex
  • fragmentShaderSource {String|Function} optional glsl fragment shader source, defaults to use L.glify.shader.fragment.point
  • click {Function} optional event handler for clicking a point
  • color {Function|Object|String} optional, default is 'random'
    • When color is a Function its arguments are gets the index:number, and the point:array that is being colored
  • opacity {Number} a value from 0 to 1, default is 0.8
  • className {String} a class name applied to canvas, default is ''
  • size {Number|Function} pixel size of point
  • sensitivity {Number} exagurates the size of the clickable area to make it easier to click a point

L.glify methods

  • longitudeFirst()
  • latitudeFirst()
  • instances
  • points(options)
  • shapes(options)
  • flattenData(data)
  • latLonToPixel(lat, lon)

Roadmap

Soon to come, lines, and limitless styles.