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@vcmap/list-view

v1.0.2

Published

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

Readme

@vcmap/list-view

Part of the VC Map Project

The ListView plugin allows you to view all the features of a VectorLayer in a list.

Key features

  • View features of a layer, zoom in on the selected feature
  • Feature filtering and highlighting of search terms
  • PDF export of features

Configuration

| Property | Type | Default | Description | | ------------------- | ----------- | ----------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | maxHeight | number | 600 | The maximum height of the list window, in pixels. | | viewpointDistance | number | 400 | The distance between the camera position and the target, when zooming to a feature. | | highlightResults | boolean | true | Whether to highlight in real-time the search term matches. | | templates | See below | undefined | The templates. |

Templates configuration

The templates property is used to assing a template to one or more layers.

It consists of an array of objects, each object requiring at least a template property (a string containing the template). Optional properties are: layerNames (an array of layer names) and exclude (a boolean flag, which, when true, indicates that the specified layerNames should be excluded, and all the other supported layers will be considered).

Example configuration

An example configuration is shown below:

"maxHeight" : 600,
"viewpointDistance":400,
"highlightResults" : true,
"templates" : [
    {
        "layerNames":["layerName1", "layerName2"],
        "template":"# Name\n{{name}}\n## A feature property\n{{properties.propertyName}}",
    },
    {
        "exclude":true,
        "layerNames":["layerToExclude"],
        "template":"# A nested property\n{{properties.object.property}}"
    }
]

In this example, the layers layerName1 and layerName2 will get the template from the first object, because templates configuration without the exclude flag are prioritized. The layer layerToExclude will not have the ListView action. Any other supported layer will get the second template.