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leaflet.tilelayer.canvasdatagrid

v0.0.4

Published

Leaflet data layer rendering information on canvas tiles

Readme

  • name of the plugin
  • a simple, concise description of what it does
  • requirements
    • Leaflet version
    • other external dependencies (if any)
    • browser / device compatibility
  • links to demos
  • instructions for including the plugin
  • simple usage code example
  • API reference (methods, options, events)

## Data Layer

This Leaflet plugin allows to visualize data on maps using HTML Canvas tiles. It is available under the MIT license.

### Requirements

  • Leaflet v1.0.0-beta2
  • Librairies needed on a Debian-based operating system: cairo, libpango1.0-dev, libjpeg-dev, libgif-dev

### Demo

Installation

npm install

### Examples

### API references

  • CanvasTools - a set of methods used to draw images, lines and polygons on canvas TODO: replace "clipLine", "clipLines", "clipPolygon" by "turf.intersect" TODO: replace "simplify" method by "turf.simplify"
    • CanvasContext - a generic class allowing to associate data with images and geometries drawn on canvas. TODO: data indexing code should be externalized to a GridIndex class
  • DataLayer - a Leaflet layer visualizing data on canvas tiles.
    • use IDataProvider instances to load data associated with individual tiles
    • use DataRenderer to visualize loaded objects
  • DataRenderer - visualize individual GeoJSON features on the canvas