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@antv/l7-map
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Map fork from maplibre-gl-js@4.3.2, keep event loop, responds user interaction and updates the internal state of the map (current viewport, camera angle, etc.)
sequenceDiagram
actor user
participant DOM
participant handler_manager
participant handler
participant camera
participant transform
participant map
user->>camera: map#setCenter, map#panTo
camera->>transform: update
camera->>map: fire move event
map->>map: _render()
user->>DOM: resize, pan,<br>click, scroll,<br>...
DOM->>handler_manager: DOM events
handler_manager->>handler: forward event
handler-->>handler_manager: HandlerResult
handler_manager->>transform: update
handler_manager->>map: fire move event
map->>map: _render()
move, zoom, movestart, moveend, ... events on the map after they update transform. Each of these events (along with style changes and data load events) triggers a call to Map#_render() which renders a single frame of the map.FAQs
L7 Map
The npm package @antv/l7-map receives a total of 27,901 weekly downloads. As such, @antv/l7-map popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @antv/l7-map demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 72 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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