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@chile-geo/maps

v1.0.0

Published

Typed Canvas and Three.js maps for Chilean geographic analytics

Readme

@chile-geo/maps

Responsive Canvas 2D and Three.js 3D thematic maps of Chile. Geographic boundaries are bundled locally and public APIs are strictly typed.

bun add @chile-geo/maps

Use @chile-geo/maps/2d for the smallest Canvas-only dependency graph. Use @chile-geo/maps/3d after installing the three peer dependency. Both classes accept updateData(RegionData[]), expose uniform selection and visibility controls, support application-owned colorScale functions, and provide destroy() for lifecycle cleanup.

Use @chile-geo/maps/geography for a renderer-independent GeoJSON copy and its source metadata. It also provides feature, WGS84 bounds, and extent-center lookups by region ID.

The 3D renderer supports auto, continuous, and on-demand animation modes. Automatic mode avoids an idle render loop and respects reduced-motion preferences.

Complete usage, API tables, browser support, and data attribution are maintained in the repository README and API reference.