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@geoportallux/lux-3dviewer-plugin-statesync

v1.0.0

Published

> Part of the [VC Map Project](https://github.com/virtualcitySYSTEMS/map-ui)

Readme

lux-3dviewer-plugin-statesync

Part of the VC Map Project

This plugin persists the current VC Map application state (active map, viewpoint, layer activation and styles, oblique collection, clipping polygons, plugin states) to the browser's localStorage and restores it on the next visit. It writes the same state used for sharable ?state= URLs, throttled and only when something actually changes. A ?state= URL keeps priority over the stored state, and state is preserved across a module reload (e.g. on login/logout), keeping layers that are temporarily unavailable.

Development

To further develop the plugin run: npm start

Config parameters

This plugin has no config parameters.

Deploy plugin within map-ui

  • Add plugin dependency in desired version to plugins/package.json:
"dependencies": {
  ...
  "@geoportallux/lux-3dviewer-plugin-statesync": "...",
  ...
  • Add plugin to map-ui module configuration. List it first in the plugins array, ahead of any plugin that restores its own state from the state argument of initialize(app, state), since this plugin must seed the cached state before those plugins are initialized:
    {
      "name": "@geoportallux/lux-3dviewer-plugin-statesync",
      "entry": "plugins/@geoportallux/lux-3dviewer-plugin-statesync/index.js",
    },

Note: restore only takes effect for modules whose _id is stable across sessions. In the Geoportail viewer this is provided by the themesync plugin (stable _id: 'catalogConfig'), which triggers the restore once its module loads.

Build the npm package

Use the following commands to increase the version and push a new tag, which builds a new version as npm package:

npm version 1.0.0 --no-git-tag-version
git add .
git commit -m "1.0.0"
git tag v1.0.0
git push origin main v1.0.0 # replace "origin" with your remote repo name