ol-mapbox-style
Advanced tools
The ol-mapbox-style package allows you to use Mapbox Style objects with OpenLayers. It provides functionality to apply Mapbox styles to OpenLayers maps, making it easier to integrate Mapbox's rich styling capabilities with the OpenLayers mapping library.
Apply Mapbox Style to OpenLayers Map
This feature allows you to apply a Mapbox style to an OpenLayers map. The code sample demonstrates how to use the `apply` function to load a Mapbox style from a URL and apply it to a map element with the ID 'map'.
const olms = require('ol-mapbox-style');
olms.apply('map', 'https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/mapbox/streets-v11?access_token=YOUR_MAPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN');Apply Mapbox Style to OpenLayers Layer
This feature allows you to apply a Mapbox style to a specific OpenLayers layer. The code sample demonstrates how to use the `applyStyle` function to load a Mapbox style from a URL and apply it to a vector layer.
const olms = require('ol-mapbox-style');
const layer = new ol.layer.Vector();
olms.applyStyle(layer, 'https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/mapbox/streets-v11?access_token=YOUR_MAPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN');Apply Mapbox Style from JSON
This feature allows you to apply a Mapbox style from a JSON object directly to an OpenLayers map. The code sample demonstrates how to use the `apply` function with a JSON style object instead of a URL.
const olms = require('ol-mapbox-style');
const styleJson = { /* JSON style object */ };
olms.apply('map', styleJson);The mapbox-gl package is the official Mapbox GL JS library for rendering interactive maps from vector tiles and Mapbox styles. Unlike ol-mapbox-style, which integrates Mapbox styles with OpenLayers, mapbox-gl is a standalone library that provides its own map rendering capabilities.
The openlayers package is the core library for OpenLayers, which provides a high-performance, feature-packed library for all your mapping needs. While it does not natively support Mapbox styles, it can be extended with packages like ol-mapbox-style to achieve similar functionality.
The leaflet package is a popular open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps. It has its own ecosystem of plugins for various functionalities, including support for Mapbox tiles and styles, but it does not natively integrate with OpenLayers like ol-mapbox-style does.
Create OpenLayers maps from Mapbox Style Specification objects.
Get an impression of what this library does by exploring the live examples.
To use the library in an application with an npm based dev environment, install it with
npm install ol-mapbox-style
When installed this way, just import the ol-mapbox-style module, like in the usage example below. To use a standalone build of ol-mapbox-style, just include 'dist/olms.js' on your HTML page, and access the exported functions from the global olms object (e.g. olms.apply(), olms.applyBackground()). Note that the standalone build depends on the full build of OpenLayers.
ol-mapbox-style >=v9 requires OpenLayers version >=7.
ol-mapbox-style v8 requires OpenLayers version >=6.13.0 <7.
See the API section for the full documentation.
The code below creates an OpenLayers map from Mapbox's Bright v9 style, using a https:// url:
import { apply } from 'ol-mapbox-style';
apply('map', 'https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/mapbox/bright-v9?access_token=YOUR_MAPBOX_TOKEN');
To assign style and source to a layer only, use applyStyle(). mapbox:// urls are also supported:
import {applyStyle} from 'ol-mapbox-style';
import VectorTileLayer from 'ol/layer/VectorTile.js'
const layer = new VectorTileLayer({declutter: true});
applyStyle(layer, 'mapbox://styles/mapbox/bright-v9', {accessToken: 'YOUR_MAPBOX_TOKEN'});
To apply the properties of the Mapbox Style's background layer to the map or a VectorTile layer, use the applyBackground() function.
There is also a low-level API available. To create a style function for individual OpenLayers vector or vector tile layers, use the stylefunction module:
import {stylefunction} from 'ol-mapbox-style';
import VectorLayer from 'ol/layer/Vector.js';
import VectorSource from 'ol/source/Vector.js';
import GeoJSON from 'ol/format/GeoJSON.js';
const layer = new VectorLayer({
source: new VectorSource({
format: new GeoJSON(),
url: 'data/states.geojson'
})
});
fetch('data/states.json').then(function(response) {
response.json().then(function(glStyle) {
stylefunction(layer, glStyle, 'states');
});
});
Note that this low-level API does not create a source for the layer, and extra work is required to set up sprite handling for styles that use icons.
ol-mapbox-style cannot use PBF/SDF glyphs for text-font layout property, as defined in the Mapbox Style specification. Instead, it relies on web fonts. A ol:webfonts metadata property can be set on the root of the Style object to specify a location for webfonts, e.g.
{
"version": 8,
"metadata": {
"ol:webfonts": "https://my.server/fonts/{font-family}/{fontweight}{-fontstyle}.css"
}
// ...
}
The following placeholders can be used in the ol:webfonts url:
{font-family}: CSS font family converted to lowercase, blanks replaced with -, e.g. noto-sans{Font+Family}: CSS font family in original case, blanks replaced with +, e.g. Noto+Sans{fontweight}: CSS font weight (numeric), e.g. 400, 700{fontstyle}: CSS font style, e.g. normal, italic{-fontstyle}: CSS font style other than normal, e.g. -italic or empty string for normalIf no metadata['ol:webfonts'] property is available on the Style object, Fontsource Fonts will be used. It is also possible for the application to load other fonts. If a font is already available in the browser, ol-mapbox-style will not load it.
Because of this difference, the font stack is treated a little different than defined in the spec: style and weight are taken from the primary font (i.e. the first one in the font stack). Subsequent fonts in the font stack are only used if the primary font is not available/loaded, and they will be used with the style and weight of the primary font.
npm run build
The resulting distribution files will be in the dist/ folder. To see the library in action, navigate to dist/index.html.
To run test locally, run
npm test
For debugging tests in the browser, run
npm run karma
and open a browser on the host and port indicated in the console output (usually http://localhost:9876/) and click the 'DEBUG' button to go to the debug environment.
Renames and re-exports apply
▸ addMapboxLayer(mapOrGroup, mapboxLayer, beforeLayerId?): Promise\<void>
Add a new Mapbox Layer object to the style. The map will be re-rendered.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
mapOrGroup | Map | LayerGroup | The Map or LayerGroup apply was called on. |
mapboxLayer | any | Mapbox Layer object. |
beforeLayerId? | string | Optional id of the Mapbox Layer before the new layer that will be added. |
Promise\<void>
Resolves when the added layer is available.
▸ apply(mapOrGroupOrElement, style, options?): Promise\<Map | LayerGroup>
Loads and applies a Mapbox Style object into an OpenLayers Map or LayerGroup. This includes the map background, the layers, and for Map instances that did not have a View defined yet also the center and the zoom.
Example:
import apply from 'ol-mapbox-style';
apply('map', 'mapbox://styles/mapbox/bright-v9', {accessToken: 'YOUR_MAPBOX_TOKEN'});
The center and zoom will only be set if present in the Mapbox Style document, and if not already set on the OpenLayers map.
Layers will be added to the OpenLayers map, without affecting any layers that might already be set on the map.
Layers added by apply() will have two additional properties:
mapbox-source: The id of the Mapbox Style document's source that the
OpenLayers layer was created from. Usually apply() creates one
OpenLayers layer per Mapbox Style source, unless the layer stack has
layers from different sources in between.mapbox-layers: The ids of the Mapbox Style document's layers that are
included in the OpenLayers layer.This function sets an additional mapbox-style property on the OpenLayers
Map or LayerGroup instance, which holds the Mapbox Style object.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
mapOrGroupOrElement | string | Map | LayerGroup | HTMLElement | Either an existing OpenLayers Map instance, or a HTML element, or the id of a HTML element that will be the target of a new OpenLayers Map, or a layer group. If layer group, styles releated to the map and view will be ignored. |
style | any | JSON style object or style url pointing to a Mapbox Style object. When using Mapbox APIs, the url is the styleUrl shown in Mapbox Studio's "share" panel. In addition, the accessToken option (see below) must be set. When passed as JSON style object, all OpenLayers layers created by apply() will be immediately available, but they may not have a source yet (i.e. when they are defined by a TileJSON url in the Mapbox Style document). When passed as style url, layers will be added to the map when the Mapbox Style document is loaded and parsed. |
options | Options | Options. |
Promise\<Map | LayerGroup>
A promise that resolves after all layers have been added to
the OpenLayers Map instance or LayerGroup, their sources set, and their styles applied. The
resolve callback will be called with the OpenLayers Map instance or LayerGroup as
argument.
▸ applyBackground(mapOrLayer, glStyle, options?): Promise\<any>
Applies properties of the Mapbox Style's first background layer to the
provided map or layer (group).
Example:
import {applyBackground} from 'ol-mapbox-style';
import {Map} from 'ol';
const map = new Map({target: 'map'});
applyBackground(map, 'https://api.maptiler.com/maps/basic/style.json?key=YOUR_OPENMAPTILES_TOKEN');
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
mapOrLayer | Map | BaseLayer | OpenLayers Map or layer (group). |
glStyle | any | Mapbox Style object or url. |
options | Options | Options. |
Promise\<any>
Promise that resolves when the background is applied.
▸ applyStyle(layer, glStyle, sourceOrLayersOrOptions?, optionsOrPath?, resolutions?): Promise\<any>
Applies a style function to an ol/layer/VectorTile or ol/layer/Vector
with an ol/source/VectorTile or an ol/source/Vector. If the layer does not have a source
yet, it will be created and populated from the information in the glStyle (unless updateSource is
set to false).
Example:
import {applyStyle} from 'ol-mapbox-style';
import {VectorTile} from 'ol/layer.js';
const layer = new VectorTile({declutter: true});
applyStyle(layer, 'https://api.maptiler.com/maps/basic/style.json?key=YOUR_OPENMAPTILES_TOKEN');
The style function will render all layers from the glStyle object that use the source
of the first layer, the specified source, or a subset of layers from the same source. The
source needs to be a "type": "vector" or "type": "geojson" source.
Two additional properties will be set on the provided layer:
mapbox-source: The id of the Mapbox Style document's source that the
OpenLayers layer was created from. Usually apply() creates one
OpenLayers layer per Mapbox Style source, unless the layer stack has
layers from different sources in between.mapbox-layers: The ids of the Mapbox Style document's layers that are
included in the OpenLayers layer.| Name | Type | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
layer | VectorLayer\<any> | VectorTileLayer | undefined | OpenLayers layer. When the layer has a source configured, it will be modified to use the configuration from the glStyle's source. Options specified on the layer's source will override those from the glStyle's source, except for url and tileUrlFunction. When the source projection is the default (EPSG:3857), the tileGrid will also be overridden. If you'd rather not have ol-mapbox-style modify the source, configure applyStyle() with the updateSource: false option. |
glStyle | any | undefined | Mapbox Style object. |
sourceOrLayersOrOptions? | string | string[] | Options & ApplyStyleOptions | '' | Options or source key or an array of layer ids from the Mapbox Style object. When a source key is provided, all layers for the specified source will be included in the style function. When layer ids are provided, they must be from layers that use the same source. When not provided or a falsey value, all layers using the first source specified in the glStyle will be rendered. |
optionsOrPath? | string | Options & ApplyStyleOptions | {} | Deprecated. Options. Alternatively the path of the style file (only required when a relative path is used for the "sprite" property of the style). |
resolutions? | number[] | undefined | Deprecated. Resolutions for mapping resolution to zoom level. Only needed when working with non-standard tile grids or projections, can also be supplied with options. |
Promise\<any>
Promise which will be resolved when the style can be used for rendering.
▸ getFeatureState(mapOrLayer, feature): any
Sets or removes a feature state. The feature state is taken into account for styling, just like the feature's properties, and can be used e.g. to conditionally render selected features differently.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
mapOrLayer | Map | VectorLayer\<any> | VectorTileLayer | Map or layer to set the feature state on. |
feature | FeatureIdentifier | Feature identifier. |
any
Feature state or null when no feature state is set for the given
feature identifier.
▸ getLayer(map, layerId): Layer\<Source, LayerRenderer\<any>>
Get the OpenLayers layer instance that contains the provided Mapbox Style
layer. Note that multiple Mapbox Style layers are combined in a single
OpenLayers layer instance when they use the same Mapbox Style source.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
map | Map | LayerGroup | OpenLayers Map or LayerGroup. |
layerId | string | Mapbox Style layer id. |
Layer\<Source, LayerRenderer\<any>>
OpenLayers layer instance.
▸ getLayers(map, sourceId): Layer\<Source, LayerRenderer\<any>>[]
Get the OpenLayers layer instances for the provided Mapbox Style source.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
map | Map | LayerGroup | OpenLayers Map or LayerGroup. |
sourceId | string | Mapbox Style source id. |
Layer\<Source, LayerRenderer\<any>>[]
OpenLayers layer instances.
▸ getMapboxLayer(mapOrGroup, layerId): any
Get the Mapbox Layer object for the provided layerId.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
mapOrGroup | Map | LayerGroup | Map or LayerGroup. |
layerId | string | Mapbox Layer id. |
any
Mapbox Layer object.
▸ getSource(map, sourceId): Source
Get the OpenLayers source instance for the provided Mapbox Style source.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
map | Map | LayerGroup | OpenLayers Map or LayerGroup. |
sourceId | string | Mapbox Style source id. |
Source
OpenLayers source instance.
▸ getStyleForLayer(feature, resolution, olLayer, layerId): Style[]
Get the the style for a specific Mapbox layer only. This can be useful for creating a legend.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
feature | Feature\<Geometry> | RenderFeature | OpenLayers feature. |
resolution | number | View resolution. |
olLayer | VectorLayer\<any> | VectorTileLayer | OpenLayers layer. |
layerId | string | Id of the Mapbox layer to get the style for |
Style[]
Styles for the provided Mapbox layer.
▸ recordStyleLayer(record?): void
Turns recording of the Mapbox Style's layer on and off. When turned on,
the layer that a rendered feature belongs to will be set as the feature's
mapbox-layer property.
| Name | Type | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
record | boolean | false | Recording of the style layer is on. |
void
▸ removeMapboxLayer(mapOrGroup, mapboxLayerIdOrLayer): void
Remove a Mapbox Layer object from the style. The map will be re-rendered.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
mapOrGroup | Map | LayerGroup | The Map or LayerGroup apply was called on. |
mapboxLayerIdOrLayer | any | Mapbox Layer id or Mapbox Layer object. |
void
▸ renderTransparent(enabled): void
Configure whether features with a transparent style should be rendered. When
set to true, it will be possible to hit detect content that is not visible,
like transparent fills of polygons, using ol/layer/Layer#getFeatures() or
ol/Map#getFeaturesAtPixel()
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
enabled | boolean | Rendering of transparent elements is enabled. Default is false. |
void
▸ setFeatureState(mapOrLayer, feature, state): void
Sets or removes a feature state. The feature state is taken into account for styling, just like the feature's properties, and can be used e.g. to conditionally render selected features differently.
The feature state will be stored on the OpenLayers layer matching the feature identifier, in the
mapbox-featurestate property.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
mapOrLayer | Map | VectorLayer\<any> | VectorTileLayer | OpenLayers Map or layer to set the feature state on. |
feature | FeatureIdentifier | Feature identifier. |
state | any | Feature state. Set to null to remove the feature state. |
void
▸ stylefunction(olLayer, glStyle, sourceOrLayers, resolutions?, spriteData?, spriteImageUrl?, getFonts?, getImage?, ...args): StyleFunction
Creates a style function from the glStyle object for all layers that use
the specified source, which needs to be a "type": "vector" or
"type": "geojson" source and applies it to the specified OpenLayers layer.
Two additional properties will be set on the provided layer:
mapbox-source: The id of the Mapbox Style document's source that the
OpenLayers layer was created from. Usually apply() creates one
OpenLayers layer per Mapbox Style source, unless the layer stack has
layers from different sources in between.mapbox-layers: The ids of the Mapbox Style document's layers that are
included in the OpenLayers layer.This function also works in a web worker. In worker mode, the main thread needs to listen to messages from the worker and respond with another message to make sure that sprite image loading works:
worker.addEventListener('message', event => {
if (event.data.action === 'loadImage') {
const image = new Image();
image.crossOrigin = 'anonymous';
image.addEventListener('load', function() {
createImageBitmap(image, 0, 0, image.width, image.height).then(imageBitmap => {
worker.postMessage({
action: 'imageLoaded',
image: imageBitmap,
src: event.data.src
}, [imageBitmap]);
});
});
image.src = event.data.src;
}
});
| Name | Type | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
olLayer | VectorLayer\<any> | VectorTileLayer | undefined | OpenLayers layer to apply the style to. In addition to the style, the layer will get two properties: mapbox-source will be the id of the glStyle's source used for the layer, and mapbox-layers will be an array of the ids of the glStyle's layers. |
glStyle | any | undefined | Mapbox Style object. |
sourceOrLayers | string | string[] | undefined | source key or an array of layer ids from the Mapbox Style object. When a source key is provided, all layers for the specified source will be included in the style function. When layer ids are provided, they must be from layers that use the same source. |
resolutions | number[] | defaultResolutions | Resolutions for mapping resolution to zoom level. |
spriteData | any | undefined | Sprite data from the url specified in the Mapbox Style object's sprite property. Only required if a sprite property is specified in the Mapbox Style object. |
spriteImageUrl | string | Request | Promise\<string | Request> | undefined | Sprite image url for the sprite specified in the Mapbox Style object's sprite property. Only required if a sprite property is specified in the Mapbox Style object. |
getFonts | (arg0: string[], arg1: string) => string[] | undefined | Function that receives a font stack and the url template from the GL style's metadata['ol:webfonts'] property (if set) as arguments, and returns a (modified) font stack that is available. Font names are the names used in the Mapbox Style object. If not provided, the font stack will be used as-is. This function can also be used for loading web fonts. |
getImage? | (arg0: VectorLayer\<any> | VectorTileLayer, arg1: string) => string | HTMLCanvasElement | HTMLImageElement | undefined | Function that returns an image or a URL for an image name. If the result is an HTMLImageElement, it must already be loaded. The layer can be used to call layer.changed() when the loading and processing of the image has finished. This function can be used for icons not in the sprite or to override sprite icons. |
...args | any | undefined | - |
StyleFunction
Style function for use in
ol.layer.Vector or ol.layer.VectorTile.
▸ updateMapboxLayer(mapOrGroup, mapboxLayer): void
Update a Mapbox Layer object in the style. The map will be re-rendered with the new style.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
mapOrGroup | Map | LayerGroup | The Map or LayerGroup apply was called on. |
mapboxLayer | any | Updated Mapbox Layer object. |
void
▸ updateMapboxSource(mapOrGroup, id, mapboxSource): Promise\<Source>
Updates a Mapbox source object in the style. The according OpenLayers source will be replaced and the map will be re-rendered.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
mapOrGroup | Map | LayerGroup | The Map or LayerGroup apply was called on. |
id | string | Key of the source in the sources object literal. |
mapboxSource | any | Mapbox source object. |
Promise\<Source>
Promise that resolves when the source has been updated.
Classdesc
import {MapboxVectorLayer} from 'ol-mapbox-style';
A vector tile layer based on a Mapbox style that uses a single vector source. Configure
the layer with the styleUrl and accessToken shown in Mapbox Studio's share panel.
If the style uses more than one source, use the source property to choose a single
vector source. If you want to render a subset of the layers in the style, use the layers
property (all layers must share the same vector source). See the constructor options for
more detail.
const map = new Map({
view: new View({
center: [0, 0],
zoom: 1,
}),
layers: [
new MapboxVectorLayer({
styleUrl: 'mapbox://styles/mapbox/bright-v9',
accessToken: 'your-mapbox-access-token-here',
}),
],
target: 'map',
});
On configuration or loading error, the layer will trigger an 'error' event. Listeners
will receive an object with an error property that can be used to diagnose the problem.
Note for users of the full build: The MapboxVectorLayer requires the
ol-mapbox-style library to be loaded as well.
Param
Options.
Fires
module:ol/events/Event~BaseEvent#event:error
Api
VectorTileLayer
↳ MapboxVectorLayer
• new MapboxVectorLayer(options): MapboxVectorLayer
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
options | Options | Layer options. At a minimum, styleUrl and accessToken must be provided. |
VectorTileLayer.constructor
• accessToken: string
\<internal>.ApplyStyleOptions
• layers: string[]
Layers. If no source is provided, the layers with the
provided ids will be used from the style's layers array. All layers need to use the same source.
• source: string
Source. Default is '', which causes the first source in the
style to be used.
• updateSource: boolean
Update or create vector (tile) layer source with parameters specified for the source in the mapbox style definition.
\<internal>.FeatureIdentifier
• id: string | number
The feature id.
• source: string
The source id.
\<internal>.Options
• accessToken: string
The access token for your Mapbox style. This has to be provided
for mapbox:// style urls. For https:// and other urls, any access key must be the last query
parameter of the style url.
• background: false | BackgroundColor
Background color for the layer.
If not specified, the background from the Mapbox style object will be used. Set to false to prevent
the Mapbox style's background from being used.
• className: string
A CSS class name to set to the layer element.
• declutter: boolean
Declutter images and text. Decluttering is applied to all
image and text styles of all Vector and VectorTile layers that have set this to true. The priority
is defined by the z-index of the layer, the zIndex of the style and the render order of features.
Higher z-index means higher priority. Within the same z-index, a feature rendered before another has
higher priority.
As an optimization decluttered features from layers with the same className are rendered above
the fill and stroke styles of all of those layers regardless of z-index. To opt out of this
behavior and place declutterd features with their own layer configure the layer with a className
other than ol-layer.
• extent: Extent
The bounding extent for layer rendering. The layer will not be rendered outside of this extent.
• layers: string[]
Limit rendering to the list of included layers. All layers
must share the same vector source. If your style uses more than one source, you need to use
either the source property or the layers property to limit rendering to a single vector
source.
• map: Map
Sets the layer as overlay on a map. The map will not manage
this layer in its layers collection, and the layer will be rendered on top. This is useful for
temporary layers. The standard way to add a layer to a map and have it managed by the map is to
use map.addLayer().
• maxResolution: number
The maximum resolution (exclusive) below which this layer will
be visible. If neither maxResolution nor minZoom are defined, the layer's maxResolution will
match the style source's minzoom.
• maxZoom: number
The maximum view zoom level (inclusive) at which this layer will be visible.
• minResolution: number
The minimum resolution (inclusive) at which this layer will be visible.
• minZoom: number
The minimum view zoom level (exclusive) above which this layer will
be visible. If neither maxResolution nor minZoom are defined, the layer's minZoom will match
the style source's minzoom.
• opacity: number
Opacity (0, 1).
• preload: number
Preload. Load low-resolution tiles up to preload levels. 0
means no preloading.
• properties: Object
Arbitrary observable properties. Can be accessed with #get() and #set().
• renderBuffer: number
The buffer in pixels around the tile extent used by the renderer when getting features from the vector tile for the rendering or hit-detection. Recommended value: Vector tiles are usually generated with a buffer, so this value should match the largest possible buffer of the used tiles. It should be at least the size of the largest point symbol or line width.
• renderMode: VectorTileRenderType
Render mode for vector tiles:
'hybrid': Polygon and line elements are rendered as images, so pixels are scaled during zoom
animations. Point symbols and texts are accurately rendered as vectors and can stay upright on
rotated views.'vector': Everything is rendered as vectors. Use this mode for improved performance on vector
tile layers with only a few rendered features (e.g. for highlighting a subset of features of
another layer with the same source).• renderOrder: OrderFunction
Render order. Function to be used when sorting
features before rendering. By default features are drawn in the order that they are created. Use
null to avoid the sort, but get an undefined draw order.
• source: string
If your style uses more than one source, you need to use either the
source property or the layers property to limit rendering to a single vector source. The
source property corresponds to the id of a vector source in your Mapbox style.
• styleUrl: string
The URL of the Mapbox style object to use for this layer. For a style created with Mapbox Studio and hosted on Mapbox, this will look like 'mapbox://styles/you/your-style'.
• updateWhileAnimating: boolean
When set to true, feature batches will be
recreated during animations. This means that no vectors will be shown clipped, but the setting
will have a performance impact for large amounts of vector data. When set to false, batches
will be recreated when no animation is active.
• updateWhileInteracting: boolean
When set to true, feature batches will be
recreated during interactions. See also updateWhileAnimating.
• useInterimTilesOnError: boolean
Use interim tiles on error.
• visible: boolean
Visibility.
• zIndex: number
The z-index for layer rendering. At rendering time, the layers
will be ordered, first by Z-index and then by position. When undefined, a zIndex of 0 is assumed
for layers that are added to the map's layers collection, or Infinity when the layer's setMap()
method was used.
\<internal>.Options
• accessToken: string
Access token for 'mapbox://' urls.
• accessTokenParam: string
Access token param. For internal use.
• getImage: (arg0: VectorLayer\<any> | VectorTileLayer, arg1: string) => string | HTMLCanvasElement | HTMLImageElement
Function that returns an image for an icon name. If the result is an HTMLImageElement, it must already be loaded. The layer can be used to call layer.changed() when the loading and processing of the image has finished. This function be used for icons not in the sprite or to override sprite icons.
▸ (arg0, arg1): string | HTMLCanvasElement | HTMLImageElement
Function that returns an image for an icon name. If the result is an HTMLImageElement, it must already be loaded. The layer can be used to call layer.changed() when the loading and processing of the image has finished. This function be used for icons not in the sprite or to override sprite icons.
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
arg0 | VectorLayer\<any> | VectorTileLayer |
arg1 | string |
string | HTMLCanvasElement | HTMLImageElement
• projection: string
Only useful when working with non-standard projections.
Code of a projection registered with OpenLayers. All sources of the style must be provided in this
projection. The projection must also have a valid extent defined, which will be used to determine the
origin and resolutions of the tile grid for all tiled sources of the style. When provided, the bbox
placeholder in tile and geojson urls changes: the default is {bbox-epsg-3857}, when projection is e.g.
set to EPSG:4326, the bbox placeholder will be {bbox-epsg-4326}.
• resolutions: number[]
Only useful when working with non-standard projections.
Resolutions for mapping resolution to the zoom used in the Mapbox style.
• styleUrl: string
URL of the Mapbox GL style. Required for styles that were provided as object, when they contain a relative sprite url, or sources referencing data by relative url.
• transformRequest: (arg0: string, arg1: ResourceType) => string | void | Request | Promise\<string | Request>
Function for controlling how ol-mapbox-style fetches resources. Can be used for modifying
the url, adding headers or setting credentials options. Called with the url and the resource
type as arguments, this function is supposed to return a Request or a url string, or a promise tehereof.
Without a return value the original request will not be modified.
▸ (arg0, arg1): string | void | Request | Promise\<string | Request>
Function for controlling how ol-mapbox-style fetches resources. Can be used for modifying
the url, adding headers or setting credentials options. Called with the url and the resource
type as arguments, this function is supposed to return a Request or a url string, or a promise tehereof.
Without a return value the original request will not be modified.
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
arg0 | string |
arg1 | ResourceType |
string | void | Request | Promise\<string | Request>
Ƭ ResourceType\<>: "Style" | "Source" | "Sprite" | "SpriteImage" | "Tiles" | "GeoJSON"
12.2.0
line-color and background-color defaultscircle-translateicon-offsettext-tranformtext-ignore-placement and text-allow-overlapFAQs
Create OpenLayers maps from Mapbox Style objects
The npm package ol-mapbox-style receives a total of 121,846 weekly downloads. As such, ol-mapbox-style popularity was classified as popular.
We found that ol-mapbox-style demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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