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ol3-turf

The ol3-turf library is a Turf toolbar for OpenLayers 3. The toolbar is a OpenLayers 3 custom control that provides access to Turf commands. For commands that require user inputs (e.g., point grid) a popup form is displayed. The Turf command output is either added to the map (e.g., a feature) or displayed as a popup message (e.g., polygon area). The toolbar is customizable in the commands displayed and its styling.

DOCUMENTATION

The following help is available at the ol3-turf website:

• Inroduction
• Examples
• API

BUILD

The only requirement for building ol3-turf is node.js. The following instructions assume that grunt-cli has been installed globally:

npm install -g grunt-cli

To build the library clone it, install it, then grunt it

git clone https://github.com/dpmcmlxxvi/ol3-turf.git
npm install
grunt

TEST

To run the unit tests

grunt test

Then open the coverage report in the coverage directory in a browser.

USAGE

The ol3-turf library consists of two files

• ol3-turf.js
• ol3-turf.css

and their minified versions. The main class exposed is ol.control.Turf which is a OpenLayers 3 custom control that extends the ol.control.Control class. The simplest use case is to create the control and add it to an existing ol.Map. This will add all available Turf commands to the toolbar and use the default styling.

var toolbar = new ol.control.Turf();
var map = new ol.Map({...});
map.addControl(toolbar);

The toolbar constructor takes an optional options argument which extends the ol.control.Control options object. See the ol.control.Turf documentation for details. The options allow modifying the toolbar's defaut behavior by controlling which Turf controls are displayed, providing a custom callback function to handle the processing of the Turf outputs, and providing a custom style sheet class for the toolbar. In addition, the various ol3-turf-* style sheet classes for the toolbar, controls, forms, and popups can be overridden to suit an application's look and feel.

LICENSE

Copyright (c) 2016 Daniel Pulido [e-mail]

Source code is released under the MIT License. Documentation is released under the CC BY 4.0. Icons are from OSGeo and released under the CC BY 3.0.