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bdatlas

v1.0.10

Published

Bangladesh divisions, districts, boundary, and GeoJSON map data for JavaScript and Leaflet projects.

Readme

bdatlas

Bangladesh map data package for JavaScript and Leaflet projects.

It includes:

  • Division list
  • District list
  • Bangladesh boundary GeoJSON
  • ADM1 GeoJSON
  • ADM2 GeoJSON

Install

npm install bdatlas

If you publish it under your npm scope instead, install with:

npm install @your-npm-username/bdatlas

Plain HTML With One Import

<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
  <meta charset="UTF-8" />
  <style>
    #map { height: 100vh; }
  </style>
</head>
<body>
  <div id="map"></div>
  <script type="module">
    import { createBDAtlasMap } from "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/+esm";

    await createBDAtlasMap("map", {
      mask: true,
      controls: true
    });
  </script>
</body>
</html>

The package injects Leaflet CSS and uses Leaflet internally, so you do not need a separate Leaflet import for this setup.

Built-in control features:

  • Division toggle
  • District toggle
  • Division dropdown and search
  • District dropdown and search
  • English and Bangla search matching
  • Auto focus on selected division or district
  • Bangla labels and popups

Usage

import L from "leaflet";
import {
  bdAdm1,
  bdAdm2,
  bangladeshBoundary,
  bdDivisions,
  bdDistricts,
  createBDAtlasMap,
  loadLeaflet,
  createCountryMaskLayer,
  createDivisionLayer,
  createDistrictLayer
} from "bdatlas";

console.log(bdDivisions.divisions);
console.log(bdDistricts.districts);

L.geoJSON(bangladeshBoundary).addTo(map);
L.geoJSON(bdAdm1).addTo(map);
L.geoJSON(bdAdm2).addTo(map);

await createBDAtlasMap("map");

const leaflet = await loadLeaflet();
const divisionLayer = await createDivisionLayer();
const districtLayer = await createDistrictLayer();

divisionLayer.addTo(map);
districtLayer.addTo(map);

Exports

import bdatlas from "bdatlas";
import {
  bdDivisions,
  bdDistricts,
  bangladeshBoundary,
  bdAdm1,
  bdAdm2,
  createBDAtlasMap,
  createLeafletMap,
  createCountryMaskLayer,
  createBoundaryLayer,
  createDivisionLayer,
  createDistrictLayer,
  ensureLeafletCss,
  loadLeaflet
} from "bdatlas";

Default export:

bdatlas.bdDivisions
bdatlas.bdDistricts
bdatlas.bangladeshBoundary
bdatlas.bdAdm1
bdatlas.bdAdm2
bdatlas.createBDAtlasMap

Publish

npm install
npm run build
npm pack --dry-run
npm publish

For a public scoped package:

npm publish --access public

Notes

  • Update the GitHub repository URLs in package.json before publishing.
  • If you want the package name to include your npm username, change name in package.json to @your-npm-username/bdatlas.