MotorCortex-Openlayers

Table of Contents

• MotorCortex-Openlayers
  • Demo
• Intro / Features
• Getting Started
  • Installation
  • Importing and Loading
• Creating Incidents
  • Map Clip
  • GoTo
• Adding Incidents in your clip
• Contributing
• License
• Sponsored by

Demo

Check it out here

Intro / Features

MotorCortex Openlayers takes the capabilities of Openlayers library of creating a dynamic map in any web page. The library exposes a Map Clip with the name Clip which will initialize an Openlayer Map instance where you can add animation with the "GoTo" Incident.

This Plugin exposes two Incident:

• Map Clip
• GoTo

Getting Started

Installation

$ npm install @donkeyclip/motorcortex-ol
# OR
$ yarn add @donkeyclip/motorcortex-ol

Importing and loading

import { loadPlugin } from "@donkeyclip/motorcortex";
import MapsDef from "@donkeyclip/motorcortex-ol";
const Maps = loadPlugin(MapsDef);

Creating Incidents

Map Clip

const london = MapsDef.utils.fromLonLat([-0.12755, 51.507222]);
const bern = MapsDef.utils.fromLonLat([7.4458, 46.95]);

const clip = new Maps.Clip(
  {
    parameters: {
      view: { center: london, zoom: 8 }
    }
  },
  {
    host: document.getElementById("clip"),
    containerParams: { width: "1280px", height: "720px" }
  }
);

Map Clip Attrs

Map Clip take as a parameter a view object. This object contains the starting point (center) and the zoom number. The center value has the following structure:

center: MapsDef.utils.fromLonLat([-0.12755, 51.507222])

GoTo

const gotoBern = new Maps.GoTo(
  {
    animatedAttrs: {
      goto: {
        zoom: 3,
        center: bern
      }
    }
  },
  { duration: 4000, selector: "!#olmap" }
);

GoTo Attrs

Goto Incident take as an attribute a goto object.This object contains the ending point (center) and the zoom number.

IMPORTANT

Along with the attributes, all GoTo incidents must take on their props the selector key with the value: !#olmap

Adding Incidents in your clip

mapsClipName.addIncident(incidentGoToName,startTime);

Contributing

In general, we follow the "fork-and-pull" Git workflow, so if you want to submit patches and additions you should follow the next steps:

1. Fork the repo on GitHub
2. Clone the project to your own machine
3. Commit changes to your own branch
4. Push your work back up to your fork
5. Submit a Pull request so that we can review your changes

License

MIT License

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