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@plotdb/pdmap-world

v0.0.5

Published

World map in D3js and ISO 3166 country code

Readme

pdmap-world

World map in D3js and ISO 3166 country code.

Usage

include required JS files:

<script src="https://d3js.org/d3.v4.js"></script>
<script src="https://d3js.org/topojson.v2.min.js"></script>
<script src="path-to-your-pdmap-world.js"></script>

then, init with following:

p = new pdmapWorld({ ... })
p.init().then(function() {  p.fit();  ...  })

country paths will be added under a SVG g element with pdmap-world class. pdmap-world only draws countries. To further visualize your data, you have to do it yourself, such as:

# if you call `p.set` first:   
d3.select(root).selectAll("path")
  .attr "fill", (d,i) ~>
    v = d.properties.value or 0
    if v <= 0 => return \#eee
    "rgb(#{255 * (d.properties.value or 0) / p.range!},0,0)"

# or bind data with country yourself:
d3.select(root).selectAll("path")
  .attr "fill", (d,i) ~>
    v = data[d.properties.alpha2]
    if v <= 0 => return \#eee
    "rgb(#{255 * (v) / max},0,0)"

Constructor options

  • root: container element.
  • excludes: Array of country identifiers ( see below ). countries listed here will not be shown.
  • includes: Array of country identifiers ( see below ). countries not listed here will not be shonw.
    • when includes is set, excludes will be ignored.
  • padding: padding space between container and map shapes.
  • popup: handler called when mouse hovering on shapes.

API

  • init(): initialization.
  • set(hash): set values for each country. country name as key in hash, value as value in hash.
  • range(): get [minimal, maximal] values from set calls.
  • allCountries(): get a list of all countries.
  • fit(): fix map to size of container.
  • findCountry(n): return a country object according to country identifier n ( see below )

Country Identifiers

There are many ways to identify a country. Here we use following identifiers:

  • iso 3166 country code, including:
    • Alpha-2 code ( e.g., KP for North Korea, GB for United Kingdon. )
    • Alpha-3 code ( e.g., USA for United States, JPN for Japan )
    • Short name ( e.g., Afghanistan, Congo (the) )
    • Numeric ( e.g., 156 for China, 524 for Nepal )
  • Common name in zh-TW ( e.g., 阿爾巴尼亞, 波希尼亞及赫塞哥維那 )

Following is an example to refer some countries with a list, which can be used as excludes / includes option:

["KP", "USA", "Afghanistan", 156, "波希尼亞及赫塞哥維那"]

All codes are case insensitive.

Data Resources

License

  • Code: MIT
  • Data:
    • map data: Public Domain
    • country code: should be(?) Public Domain