World map

Create and add world maps to your pages, enable zoom to get a more interactive views of the lands, and load additional resources to draw and customize the maps.

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See on bl.ocks.org.

Usage

Download the latest release, copy world-map.js or world-map.min.js (for minified version) from the dist folder into your project and simply load the file in a script tag

``html`

You can also install with npm npm install world-map --save

Then require it in your code

`javascript var WorldMap = require("world-map");`To create a new map, first add the container where can be loaded

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Pass the id as first parameter of the constructor, and that's all!

`javascript var map = new WorldMap("my-map");`

A optional object of options can be passed as second parameter

`javascript WorldMap("my-map", { width: 960, height: 480, zoom: false, // enable/disable dragging and zooming resources: // load additional resources to customize the maps [ { name: 'stations', // when loaded can access as map.resources.stations type: 'json', // also could be 'csv' src: 'example.com/a.json', // path to the resource onLoad: function (map, resource) {}, // called after the resource is loaded row: myOtherFunction, // called for all row of the resource, used whit csv } ], onLoad: function (map) {}, // called when all resources loading is complete hideAntarctic: true, landsColor: '#ddd', landsBorder: '#fff', onDraw: function (map) {} // draw additional canvas shapes inside });``

Take a look to a live example.

For a more advanced example flights-map can be useful, see working here.

License

Usage

Download the latest release, copy world-map.js or world-map.min.js (for minified version) from the dist folder into your project and simply load the file in a script tag

html

You can also install with npm
    
    npm install world-map --save

Then require it in your code

javascript
var WorldMap = require("world-map");

    
To create a new map, first add the container where can be loaded

html

Pass the id as first parameter of the constructor, and that's all!

javascript
var map = new WorldMap("my-map");

A optional object of options can be passed as second parameter

javascript
WorldMap("my-map", 
{
  width: 960,
  height: 480,
  zoom: false,                             // enable/disable dragging and zooming
  resources:                               // load additional resources to customize the maps 
  [
    { 
      name: 'stations',                    // when loaded can access as map.resources.stations
      type: 'json',                        // also could be 'csv' 
      src: 'example.com/a.json',           // path to the resource
      onLoad: function (map, resource) {}, // called after the resource is loaded
      row: myOtherFunction,                // called for all row of the resource, used whit csv  
    }
  ], 
  onLoad: function (map) {},               // called when all resources loading is complete
  hideAntarctic: true,                       
  landsColor: '#ddd',
  landsBorder: '#fff',
  onDraw: function (map) {}                // draw additional canvas shapes inside
});

For a more advanced example flights-map can be useful, see working here.