leaflet.control.select v0.2.2

Leaflet.Control.Select

Plugin for Leaflet library that adds a new control class.

Motivation

To create a menu-like component that can be implemented as a native leaflet control and control the interaction.

Demo

See storybook hosted on github.io

Screenshots

How to use

• 1. a) get the npm package npm i --save leaflet.control.select
• 1. b) download/clone/fork this repository and use dist folder (you can also build it (see How to develop))
• 2. include the original leaflet js and css
• 3. define L.Control.Select instance (see options or storybook documentation)

var map = L.map("map", { maxZoom: 14 }).setView([49, 18], 11);
var items = [
  { label: "sunny", value: "☼" },
  { label: "half-sunny", value: "🌤" },
  { label: "half-raining", value: "🌦" },
  { label: "raining", value: "🌨" },
  { label: "tornado", value: "🌪" }
];
L.control
  .select({
    position: "topleft",
    selectedDefault: defaultValue,
    items: items,
    onSelect: function(newItemValue) {
      drawMarker(newItemValue);
    }
  })
  .addTo(map);

How to develop

• npm install to get all modules needed for the development
• npm start to open storybook environment, and set watchers for .js and .css files
• npm run build to test and create the minified .js code

Options

content

items (default [])

• the content of menu, a collection of objects with label and value keys (if no labels are provided, values will be used as labels)

simple items example:

    { label: 'option 1', value: 'user-o' },
    { label: 'option 2', value: 'bullhorn' },
    { label: 'option 3', value: 'book' },
    { label: 'option 4', value: 'car' },
    { label: 'option 5', value: 'cog' }

nested items example:

[
  {
    label: "group 1",
    value: "g1",
    items: [
      { label: "option 1", value: "g11" },
      { label: "option 2", value: "g12" },
      { label: "option 3", value: "g13" },
      {
        label: "group 3",
        value: "g3",
        items: [
          { label: "option 1", value: "g131" },
          { label: "option 2", value: "g132" },
          { label: "option 3", value: "g133" }
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  { label: "option 5", value: "g5" },
  {
    label: "group 2",
    value: "g2",
    items: [
      { label: "option 6", value: "g21" },
      { label: "option 7", value: "g22" }
    ]
  }
];

multi (default false)

• true possible to choose more items at the same time (radio / checkbox mode)

selectedDefault (default false)

• value or list of values to be selected at the initialization

DOM

id (default "")

• id for the wrapper div element

additionalClass (default "")

• additional class of the wrapper div element

icons

iconMain (default "≡")

• icon for the control button

iconChecked (default "◉")

• icon for checked item

iconUnchecked (default "ⵔ")

• icon for unchecked item

iconGroupChecked (default "▶")

• icon for checked group (a group with a checked item)

iconGroupUnchecked (default "⊳")

• icon for unchecked group (a group without a checked item)

Events

onOpen() (default function(){})

• function emmited after the menu is open

onClose() (default function(){})

• function emmited after the menu is closed

onSelect(item) (default function(item){})

• function emmited after an item is selected, returns the selected item

onGroupOpen(group item) (default function(item){})

• function emmited after the group is clicked, returns the group item

Methods

close()

• closes the menu

TESTS

• test are done with jest and @storybook/addon-storyshots (checking whether it is possible to render all stories from storybook)
• run tests with npm run test or npm run test-update to update snapshots

TODO

• unit tests
• better code documentation
• more methods