Jane Maps：使用React和MapboxGL实现的可组合的Web地图框架

Material UI

Jane Maps makes use of Material UI. If you don't have Material UI in your project, you'll need to take some additional steps to make sure it's set up properly for Jane Maps. See the examples for more information on these requirements.

injectTapEventPlugin

This is a react plugin that material ui uses to make sure tap and click events are handled properly. Somewhere in your app you'll need to include the plugin and call it.

import injectTapEventPlugin from 'react-tap-event-plugin';injectTapEventPlugin();

MUI Theme

All components using Material UI must be wrapped in a component which provides sitewide styles for Material UI components.

Jane Components

Jane

Jane is the top-level component, and is used to create a MapboxGL map and manage JaneLayers. Jane's built-in drawer allows the user to select which JaneLayer to interact with, toggle visibility of JaneLayers, etc.

Props

mapboxGLOptions - object - configuration options used to instantiate the map

{ mapbox_accessToken: '', center: [-74.0084, 40.7121], zoom: 13.62, minZoom: 9, maxZoom: null, pitch: 0, hash: false, navigationControlPosition: 'bottom-right',}

search - boolean - if true, a Mapzen autocomplete search bar will appear in the top left corner of the map

searchConfig - object - configuration options for the Mapzen autocomplete search

{ mapzen_api_key: 'mapzen-ZyMEp5H', bounds: { minLon: -74.292297, maxLon: -73.618011, minLat: 40.477248, maxLat: 40.958123, }}

poiFeature - geoJson object with geometry of type point - Point of Interest Feature, Jane will show a marker icon at this location.

poiLabel - string - This string will be displayed to the right of the poiFeature marker

layerContentVisible - boolean - if true, the JaneLayer content drawer will be initially open

onZoomEnd - function - Handler for the mapboxGL map's zoomend event onDragEnd - function - Handler for the mapboxGL map's dragend event

initialSelectedJaneLayer - string - the id of the JaneLayer that should be initially selected.

initialDisabledJaneLayers - array of strings - ids of the JaneLayers that should be disabled (switched off) initially

JaneLayer

JaneLayers are passed in to Jane as children, and include a Component prop that handles local state, map updates, and UI. JaneLayers are where updates to the

Props

id - string - every JaneLayer must have a unique id

name - string - this is the name used for display purposes in the UI

icon - string - the font-awesome icon for the JaneLayer. This should be the part of the font-awesome class after the hyphen, so use 'university' for the icon fa-university

component - React Component - the Component which will render in Jane's drawer. The component also calls onUpdate to pass new map configurations up to Jane

onMapLayerClick(features) - function - A function to handle click events on the JaneLayer's rendered features. features is a de-duped array of features that were under the click.

mapConfig objects

Jane-maps doesn't allow you to explicitly define mapboxGL sources and layers to render on the map. Instead, it expects the Component associated with each JaneLayer to pass a mapConfig object whenever there is a change to what should be displayed.

Behind the scenes, Jane keeps track of the mapConfigs for each of the JaneLayers, including what order they should be rendered in, whether they should be visible, etc.

A mapConfig object includes three main properties: sources, mapLayers, and legend

const mapConfig = { sources: [], mapLayers: [], legend: }

sources

sources is an array of source objects, see below for the various source types and what other properties they require.

Sources in Jane are configuration objects that eventually become mapboxGL sources.

Source types include:

vector

{ id: 'my-source', type: 'vector', tiles: ['some-tile-url'],}

raster

{ id: 'my-source', type: 'raster', tiles: ['some-tile-url'],}

geoJson

{ id: 'my-source', type: 'geojson', data: ['some-tile-url'],}

cartovector - creates a mapboxGL vector source from a Carto Maps API

{ id: 'my-source', type: 'cartovector', options: { carto_user: 'user', carto_domain: 'domain', sql: 'SELECT * FROM tablename' },}

cartoraster - creates a mapboxGL raster source from a Carto Maps API

{ id: 'my-source', type: 'cartorector', options: { carto_user: 'user', carto_domain: 'domain', sql: 'SELECT * FROM tablename' cartocss: '#tablename { fill-color: #fff; ...' },}

mapLayers

mapLayers is an array of mapboxGL layer objects. Each should use a source that is defined in sources for this JaneLayer.

MapLayers define styling in mapboxGL, and are identical to those defined in the mapboxGL api.

{ id: 'facilities-points-outline', source: 'facilities', 'source-layer': 'layer0', type: 'circle', paint: { 'circle-radius': { stops: [ [10, 3], [15, 7], ], }, 'circle-color': '#012700', 'circle-opacity': 0.7, },},

A Dream

Someday in the not too distant future, JaneLayers could be packaged with data, styles, and UI, and exist as npm packages. Adding a complex janeLayer to your project could be as simple as running npm install jane-nyc-admin-boundaries. A dev can dream...

Development

npm watch will transpile from /src into /dist, and will also convert the styles.scss to css.

To use a local development repo of jane-maps in another project, use npm link. From this directory, run npm link jane-maps. Navigate to the directory for the project that is using jane-maps, and run npm link jane-maps. Run npm watch in this directory, and if you have webpack dev server listening in your other project directory it should pick up the changes and rebuild.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license

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