@vueaflet/esri v2.0.1

Esri-Vueaflet

This library (or set of components) uses Vueaflet as its primary dependency. Similar to how Vueaflet provides a "vuetified" approach to handling Leaflet objects, Esri-Vueaflet provides the same methodology for handling Esri-Leaflet objects. All objects are managed in a Vuex store, providing the developer easy access from anywhere in their Vue application.

This project is currently in development with ZERO test coverage! Use at your own risk :)

• Getting Started
• Code Examples
• Quick Start Guide

BREAKING CHANGES going to v2.0.0

• esri-leaflet, esri-leaflet-cluster and leaflet.markercluster need to be installed separately
• @vueaflet/core is no longer a dependency, but needs to be installed separately

Getting Started

npm install --save @vueaflet/core
yarn add @vueaflet/core

npm install --save @vueaflet/esri
yarn add @vueaflet/esri

Esri-Vueaflet will npm install vueaflet as well. However, you must Vue.use() both Esri-Vueaflet and Vueaflet. Assuming you are using a vue-cli template, your src/main.js will look something like this:

import Vue from 'vue'
import App from './App'
import store from 'store'
import Vueaflet from '@vueaflet/core' // core comes as a dependency of @vueaflet/esri
import EsriVueaflet from '@vueaflet/esri'

// attaches a 'vueaflet' module into your Vuex store
Vue.use(Vueaflet, { store })
Vue.use(EsriVueaflet)

new Vue({
  el: '#app',
  store,
  template: '<App/>',
  components: { App }
})

NOTE: This library relies on Vuex in order to store your Leaflet objects.

Code Examples

These simple examples mirror the examples found in the Esri-Leaflet documentation

• Showing ArcGIS Basemap
• Basemap With Labels
• Simple Feature Layer
• Simple Image Map Layer
• Clustering Points

More examples coming soon!

Quick Start Guide

Coming soon! Will provide a full walk through to take advantage of all sorts of Esri-Leaflet features, working with events, working with queries, and managing your Esri-Leaflet objects using Vuex.

Events

Pass in an array events (as strings) that are supported by the esri layer type. There is a "ready" event that is handle by EsriVueaflet for you :). Each Leaflet supported event $emits back an { event, layer } object:

<template>
  <div class="example-map">
    <l-map :mapId="mapId" :events="['click']" v-on:click="handleMapClick">
      ...
      
      <e-cluster-feature-layer 
        v-bind="featureLayerOptions"
        :events="['clusterclick']"
        enable-bus
        v-on:clusterclick="handleClusterClick"/>
        
      ...
    </l-map>
  </div>
</template>

...

Additionaly, you can pass a boolean prop called enabled-bus which will also attach each event passed in the array of events to property attached to each component as this.$vueafletBus. See the EventSibling.vue component as an example.