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@accelint/map-toolkit

v1.5.0

Published

A collection of components and utilities to simplify visualizing and working with geospatial data.

Readme

@accelint/map-toolkit

A collection of components and utilities to simplify visualizing and working with geospatial data. This toolkit provides ready-to-use map components and layers for deck.gl and MapLibre, making it easier to build interactive mapping applications.

What is Map Toolkit?

Map Toolkit is a comprehensive library that provides:

  • Deck.gl Components: Pre-configured layers and components for rendering geospatial data, including symbol layers for military symbology (MIL-STD-2525)
  • MapLibre Integration: Components and utilities for working with MapLibre GL JS
  • React Support: React-friendly components with hooks and utilities via @deckgl-fiber-renderer
  • Geospatial Utilities: Helper functions and decorators for common mapping tasks

The package is organized by technology (e.g., deckgl/, maplibre/) with feature-specific exports, allowing you to import only what you need.

Installation

npm install @accelint/map-toolkit

Optional Dependencies

To minimize bundle size, Map Toolkit uses optional dependencies. Install only the technologies you need:

# For deck.gl features
pnpm i --save-optional @deck.gl/core @deck.gl/layers @deck.gl/extensions

# For React/deck.gl features
pnpm i --save-optional react @deckgl-fiber-renderer/dom

# For MapLibre features
pnpm i --save-optional maplibre-gl

# For military symbology
pnpm i --save-optional milsymbol

Usage

Import components from their technology-specific paths:

// Deck.gl components
import { SymbolLayer } from '@accelint/map-toolkit/deckgl';

// MapLibre components
import { /* components */ } from '@accelint/map-toolkit/maplibre';

// React/Fiber components
import { /* components */ } from '@accelint/map-toolkit/deckgl/fiber';

// React util function
import { createSavedViewport } from '@accelint/map-toolkit/deckgl/saved-viewports';

For detailed examples and interactive demos, see the Storybook documentation.

Running Locally

To work on Map Toolkit locally:

# Install dependencies
pnpm i

# Run Storybook development server
pnpm --filter=@accelint/map-toolkit preview

# Build the package
pnpm --filter=@accelint/map-toolkit build

If you encounter errors, try running pnpm build after installing dependencies, then run the preview command again.

Testing

Run the test suite:

# Run tests once
pnpm --filter=@accelint/map-toolkit test

# Run tests in watch mode
pnpm --filter=@accelint/map-toolkit test:watch

# Run benchmarks
pnpm --filter=@accelint/map-toolkit bench

Documentation

  • Storybook - Interactive component documentation and examples
  • Changelog - Release notes and version history

Package Structure

packages/map-toolkit/
  src/
    deckgl/           # Deck.gl layers and components
    maplibre/         # MapLibre utilities and components
    decorators/       # Shared decorators and utilities

Each technology folder exports its components via barrel files, and individual features are also exported via package.json for granular imports.

License

Apache-2.0