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maptalks.multisuite

v0.1.0

Published

An Suite to Combine <-> Decompose, Peel <-> Fill MultiPolygon.

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Keywords

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Readme

maptalks.multisuite

An Suite to Combine <-> Decompose, Peel <-> Fill MultiPolygon.

Examples

DEMO

Tips

Combine <-> Decompose with Circle also has bug of maptalks, see the issue

Install

  • Install with npm: npm install maptalks.multisuite.
  • Download from dist directory.
  • Use unpkg CDN: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/maptalks.multisuite/dist/maptalks.multisuite.min.js

Usage

As a plugin, maptalks.multisuite must be loaded after maptalks.js in browsers. You can also use 'import { MultiSuite } from "maptalks.multisuite" when developing with webpack.

<!-- ... -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/maptalks.geosplit/dist/maptalks.multisuite.min.js"></script>
<!-- ... -->
// new MultiSuite and layer
const ms = new maptalks.MultiSuite()
const layer = new maptalks.VectorLayer('v').addTo(map)

// use MultiSuite API, targets is not necessary parameters and if no targets user will choose geometry on the map
// get details in API Reference

API Reference

new maptalks.MultiSuite()
  • options
    • colorHit String the color of symbol when geo hit
    • colorChosen String the color of symbol when geo chosen

combine(geometry, targets) if no targets, start choose mode on map

decompose(geometry, targets) same as above

peel(geometry, targets) same as above

fill(geometry, targets, fillAll) same as above. And if fillAll, the result is An Polygon, else is always MultiPolygon

submit(callback) callback can get three attr, the result, deals(targets or choose-targets) and task name.

cancel()

remove()

Contributing

We welcome any kind of contributions including issue reportings, pull requests, documentation corrections, feature requests and any other helps.

Develop

The only source file is index.js.

It is written in ES6, transpiled by babel and tested with mocha and expect.js.

Scripts

  • Install dependencies
$ npm install
  • Watch source changes and generate runnable bundle repeatedly
$ gulp watch
  • Tests
$ npm test
  • Watch source changes and run tests repeatedly
$ gulp tdd
  • Package and generate minified bundles to dist directory
$ gulp minify
  • Lint
$ npm run lint

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