@fusion.dev/helix-docs 0.113.0 → 0.115.0
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- package/content/maps.mdx +50 -1
- package/content/metrics.mdx +219 -219
- package/dist/sources.generated.js +269 -220
- package/package.json +9 -9
package/content/maps.mdx
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`mapSnapshot(view)` draws the map on your server as an SVG, from the same tiles
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and in the same colors as `mapLibreStyle`. Put it in the frame after the element
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MapLibre draws in, and the page shows a map from its first paint. `connectMap`
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fades it out once MapLibre has drawn
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fades it out once MapLibre has drawn the map whole.
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```js
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import { mapSnapshot } from '@fusion.dev/helix-map/snapshot'
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A snapshot is a flat map. A map zoomed out past about 6 is a globe in MapLibre,
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so draw snapshots of city and street views.
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## Show the map once it is drawn
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MapLibre draws a map in stages: the streets, then the imagery tile by tile,
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then the ground rising where there is terrain. `connectMap` tells the frame when
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the map is drawn whole, with every tile the view needs and the ground in place.
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The frame then sends `helix-map-ready` and matches `:state(ready)`. Its `ready`
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property is `true` from then on, for code that runs after the event.
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To show a map only once it is finished, fade it in on the state:
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```css
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helix-map #map {
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opacity: 0;
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transition: opacity 0.3s;
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}
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helix-map:state(ready) #map {
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opacity: 1;
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}
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```
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The routes and areas the frame draws are not part of "drawn whole", so a route
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that moves along its progress does not hold the map back. A page that draws its
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own map without `connectMap` calls `drawn()` on the frame when its map is
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finished.
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## What you can add to a map
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| Element | What it adds |
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- `distancesAlong(points)` measures a route the same way the connector does, so
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something you move along the route and the lighter part stay in step.
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An area is a shape, such as a delivery zone or a search sector. Set `caption` to
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write a few words on the map with it:
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```html
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<helix-map-area
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caption="A"
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label="Sector A"
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points="30.2693,-97.7745 30.2693,-97.7700 30.2655,-97.7700 30.2655,-97.7745"
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tone="success"
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></helix-map-area>
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```
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The caption stands inside the area, at the point furthest from its edges. Set
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`caption-placement="outside"` to stand it above the area's northernmost point
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instead, clear of what the area holds. It is drawn in the area's color, brought
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toward the theme's text color until it reaches a 4.5:1 contrast ratio against
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the map, with a halo of the map's land around it. A caption is drawn, not
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focusable, so it adds nothing to the tab order. A screen reader hears the area's
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`label` in the frame's list of layers.
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On Leaflet, pass `L`, as `leafletDriver(map, L)`, and the caption is drawn as a
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marker that nobody can press or reach with the keyboard.
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### Live positions
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```html
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