terra-draw
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Frictionless map drawing across mapping libraries.
Terra Draw centralises map drawing logic and provides a host of out the box drawing modes that work across different JavaScript mapping libraries. It also also you bring your own modes!
Terra Draw uses the concept of 'adapters' to allow it to work with a host of different mapping libraries. Currently supported are:
Please see the the getting started guide - this provides a host of information on how get up and running with Terra Draw. You may also find some useful pointers for things you may be finding yourself wanting to do in the common patterns guide.
Please see the the development documentation
Please see the the contributing documentation
You can checkout the offical Terra Draw website at terradraw.io. If you are interested in contributing to the website please see this repository.
MIT
0.0.1-alpha.47 (2023-09-01)
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Frictionless map drawing across mapping provider
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