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vue2-leaflet-height

v0.0.9

Published

Leaflet.Heightgraph plugin extension for vue2-leaflet package

Downloads

11

Readme

vue2-leaflet-height-graph

This is a Vue2Leaflet plugin to provide the leaflet.height control on Leaflet maps in Vue applications.

Installation

npm install --save vue2-leaflet-height

Import

You could either import the component locally where you need it or register it globally.

Local

In a .vue file:

<script>
    import LControlHeightGraph from 'vue2-leaflet-height-graph'
    // ...
    export default {
        // ...
        components: { 'l-height-graph': LControlHeightGraph }
        // ...
    }
</script>
<style>
@import "~vue2-leaflet-height-graph/dist/Vue2LeafletHeightGraph.css";
</style>
// ...

Global

In your main.js:

import Vue from 'vue';
import Vue2LeafletHeightGraph from 'vue2-leaflet-height-graph';
import 'vue2-leaflet-heightgraph/dist/Vue2LeafletHeightGraph.css'
// ...
Vue.component('l-height-graph', Vue2LeafletHeightGraph);
// ...

Usage

With the LControlHeightGraph component loaded into Vue, add the l-height-graph element inside an l-map.

<l-map>
  <l-height-graph
    :data="heightGraphData" 
    :options="{ width: 1000, position: 'bottomleft'}"/>
  <!-- other map components -->
</l-map>

Properties

The following properties can be passed to the LControlHeightGraph component:

data

Takes an array of GeoJSON FeatureCollections as described in the Leaflet.Heigthgraph Readme by default.

Specify the parser property to use other Array or Object input formats.

Currently supported formats for parser values:

Other relevant formats can be made available by contributing a parser.

examples: see data folder

default: []

options

Use the options property to specify any of the Leaflet.Heightgraph options to be set when the control is created.

If no options are specified the default options from Leaflet.Heightgraph are used.

example:

{ width: 1000, position: 'bottomleft'}

position

String to set the position on the map. Values can be 'bottomleft', 'bottomright', 'topleft', 'topright'. Fast setting for options.position (overwriting).

expand

Boolean for expanding the heightgraph window on creation. Values are true and false. Fast setting for options.expand (overwriting).

parser

Set the name of the parser function as String to support different data input.

Available parsers:

  • 'normal'
  • 'ors'

If you want to support relevant elevation data, consider contributing a parser function.

default: 'normal'