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@dasl/tiles

v2.0.0

Published

All-purpose web tiles library (meta-package re-exporting the @dasl/tile-* libraries)

Readme

@dasl/tiles

All-purpose DASL web tiles library.

This is a meta-package: it re-exports the focused @dasl/tile-* libraries under a single dependency, preserving the original @dasl/tiles/* import paths and the atile / tiles-loading-server binaries. Existing code keeps working unchanged; new code can depend on the smaller packages directly (recommended).

Install

npm install @dasl/tiles

Subpaths

Every import resolves to the corresponding standalone package (and carries its TypeScript types):

| Import from @dasl/tiles | Backed by | Docs | | --- | --- | --- | | @dasl/tiles/loader | @dasl/tile-loader | tile-loader | | @dasl/tiles/loader/at · /car · /memory · /content-scheme · /webxdc | @dasl/tile-loader/* | tile-loader | | @dasl/tiles/writer | @dasl/tile-writer | tile-writer | | @dasl/tiles/car-reader | @dasl/tile-car-reader | tile-car-reader | | @dasl/tiles/loading-server | @dasl/tile-server | tile-server |

Binaries: atile (@dasl/atile) and tiles-loading-server (@dasl/tile-server).

Examples

// Loading tiles in the browser
import { TileMothership } from '@dasl/tiles/loader';
import { ATTileLoader }  from '@dasl/tiles/loader/at';

// Writing a tile
import TileWriter from '@dasl/tiles/writer';

// Reading a CAR tile
import CarTileReader from '@dasl/tiles/car-reader';

// Running the loading server
import { createTileLoadingRouter } from '@dasl/tiles/loading-server';

See each linked package for full documentation.

Part of DASL tiles

License

Apache-2.0