idris-lv03 v0.3.0
idris-lv03
A wrapper to use the swiss LV03 projection with leaflet
Setup
Create a folder myProject for your project
$ mkdir myProject
$ cd myProjectInstall
Initialise npm and install idris-maps
$ npm init
$ npm install idris-lv03 --saveCopy the myProject/node_modules/idris-lv03/public folder to myProject/public
If watchify is not installed, install it
$ sudo npm install watchify -gCreate a main.js file and compile it into myProject/public/script.js with watchify
$ watchify main.js -o public/script.jsYou can see the result by opening public/index.html
To publish on your server just copy the public folder
Use
In main.js, require idris-lv03
var lv03 = require('idris-lv03')Initialise
Path to leaflets images folder
Set the path to the images folder, if it is in the same folder as index.html:
var imagePath = 'images'Center and zoom level at start
Set the center and zoom level of the map at start
- In LV03 coordinates as
xandy
var start = {
x: 182273,
y: 538745,
zoom: 22
}- In WGS84 coordinates as
latandlng
var start = {
lat: 46.7888,
lng: 6.6364,
zoom: 22
}Initialise with lv03.init()
Initialise the map with the start point and the imagePath. It returns a map variable.
lv03.init(start, imagePath, function(map) {
// the rest of your code goes in here
})Add WMS tiles
A WMS service needs the following keys:
urlthe URL to the serviceformatthe format of the tiles, default isimage/pngattrproper attribution to the providerminZoom, default is 0maxZoom, default is 28
To add the r-pod_yverdon_cygnes layer from HEIGVD-WMS-RPOD for example
Create the configuration
var cygnes = {
url: 'http://ogc.heig-vd.ch/mapserver/wms?',
minZoom: 22,
format: 'image/jpeg',
attr: '© HEIG-VD'
}... and add the layer with lv03.wms(map, [CONFIGURATION])
lv03.init(start, imagePath, function(map) {
lv03.wms(map, cygnes)
})WMS services that I know of that do not require authentification:
- VD-WMS list of layers
- HEIGVD-WMS-RPOD list of layers
- WMS-IFDG list of layers
Add features in WGS84 coordinates
Within the callback of lv03.init(), you can add any type of leaflet layer (such as L.marker(), L.geoJson() ...) with coordinates in WGS84
lv03.init(start, imagePath, function(map) {
L.marker([46.7888,6.6364]).addTo(map)
})Add a marker in LV03 coordinates
You can add a marker in LV03 coordinates using the lv03.point(map, coordinates) function where coordinates is an array with x and y: [x,y]
lv03.init(start, imagePath, function(map) {
lv03.point(map, [182273,538745])
})