ember-arcgis-server-services
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Ember services for dealing with ArcGIS Map, Feature and Image Servers
Ember Services for working with ArcGIS Server Services.
Note This is still a very nascent project, and things will change.
Be sure to lock to a specific version in your own package.json. We expect many breaking changes before a stable v1.0.0 public API is released.
After adding this to your project, you will have a number of services available for injection into your routes/controllers/services.
This project is now using ember-network/fetch to enable fastboot compatibility.
To consume this library in any ember application:
ember install ember-arcgis-server-servicesAll the services expose a set of shared helper methods:
| Method | Returns | Description |
|---|---|---|
encodeForm | string | This is used internally. Formats an object into a html form. In most cases, not necessary to call this. |
request (url, options) | promise | This is used internally. Promisified xhr that does basic handling of Portal's 400-in-a-200 errors |
parseServiceUrl (url) | Parses up the url and returns a hash of useful information - the service url, type, layerId if present, orgId if hosted | |
getServerInfo(url) | promise | Returns the f=json metadata for the server |
All functions supported by the Vector Service are all supported by Feature Service and Map Service
| Method | Returns | Description |
|---|---|---|
query(url, options) | promise | Query the feature service |
getById(url, id) | promise | Returns the record by Id |
getLayerInfo(url) | promise | Returns the f=json for the service |
getLayersInfo(url) | promise | Returns the f=json for all layers and tables in the service |
All the services expose a set of shared helper methods:
| Method | Returns | Description |
|---|---|---|
updateFeature(url, feature, token) | promise | Update a Feature |
updateFeatures(url, features, token) | promise | Update a set of Features |
addFeature(url, feature, token) | promise | Adds a Feature |
addFeatures(url, features, token) | promise | Adds a set of Features |
deleteFeature(url, feature, token) | promise | Delete a Feature |
deleteFeatures(url, features, token) | promise | Deletes a set of Features |
applyEdits(url, adds, updated, deletes, token) | promise | Applies a set of edits to the service |
Barring a catastrophic network or server failure, the ArcGIS Server API will always return a 200, which may contain error information in json.
ember servernpm test (Runs ember try:each to test your addon against multiple Ember versions)ember testember test --serverember buildFor more information on using ember-cli, visit http://ember-cli.com/.
Find a bug or want to request a new feature? Please let us know by submitting an issue.
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Ember services for dealing with ArcGIS Map, Feature and Image Servers
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