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@rapal/optimaze-viewer

v0.4.1

Published

Library for viewing Optimaze floor plan. Based on Leaflet.

Downloads

25

Readme

optimaze-viewer

This is a library for rendering and manipulating floor plans from the Optimaze real estate management software by Rapal. It makes it easier to use the data provided by the Optimaze API in third-party applications. It is built on top of the Leaflet interactive map library.

The library currently provides the following features:

  1. Render space vector graphics
  2. Show graphics tile layers
  3. Select spaces and other elements

Usage

With npm

To install using npm, run:

npm install @rapal/optimaze-viewer

You can then import the library:

import { Viewer, Space, Element } from "@rapal/optimaze-viewer";
var viewer = new Viewer(...);

Remember to also include the Leaflet CSS file:

import "leaflet/dist/leaflet.css";

With script tags

To include the library as a global script, download the UMD bundle optimaze-viewer.js from the dist directory and include it in your HTML. You also need to include Leaflet JavaScript and CSS files.

<script src="leaflet.js"></script>
<script src="optimaze-viewer.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="leaflet.css" />

You can then use the library as a global module:

var viewer = new optimazeViewer.Viewer(...);

Documentation

See the files in the types directory for documentation.

There is also an example application that shows how you can use the library.

Notes

The FixedCircle class can be used instead of L.Circle to prevent circle radius rounding errors.

Development

Requirements

  • Yarn package manager

Workflow

  1. Pull master branch
  2. Create feature branch
  3. Run yarn to install dependencies
  4. Run yarn test to run unit tests
  5. Run yarn build to build and generate type declarations
  6. Create pull request and squash merge to master
  7. Run yarn publish --access public to increment version and publish to npm registry
  8. Push version increase and tag to master
  9. Create GitHub release

Directories

  • src TypeScript source files
  • types TypeScript declaration files
  • dist UMD bundle for use in browser