Leaflet.UTFGrid
Provides a UTFGrid implementation for Leaflet 1.0.
L.UTFGrid provides basic UTFGrid functionality including hover and click events.
L.UTFGridCanvas provides highlighting of areas using <canvas> tiles. Optionally can highlight entire
feature, not just the portion of it within a single tile.
See the example.
Only supports Leaflet 1.0
Note: only supports browsers that provide canvas.
Usage
Requires corslite. This is included in L.UTFGrid-min.js
Include the JavaScript:
<script src="L.UTFGrid-min.js"></script>
Example usage:
var utfgrid = L.utfGrid(url, {
resolution: 4,
pointerCursor: true,
mouseInterval: 66 // Delay for mousemove events
});
utfgrid.addTo(map);
utfgrid.on("mouseover", function(e){
// DO SOMETHING
});
utfgrid.on("mouseout", function(e){
// DO SOMETHING
});
utfgrid.on("click", function(e){
// DO SOMETHING
});
Using <canvas> tiles:
var utfgrid = L.utfGridCanvas(url, {
idField: 'ID', // Expects UTFgrid to have a property 'ID' that indicates the feature ID
buildIndex: true, // requires above field to be set properly
fillColor: 'black',
shadowBlur: 0, // Number of pixels for blur effect
shadowColor: null, // Color for shadow, if present. Defaults to fillColor.
debug: false // if true, show tile borders and tile keys
});
Credits:
Developed with support from the South Atlantic Landscape Conservation Cooperative
Core implementation of UTFGrid based on ideas from Leaflet.utfgrid and
heavily modified to extend Leaflet's builtin L.TileLayer.
Canvas implementation inspired by Mapbox Glower.