# ol-map **Repository Path**: hfting/ol-map ## Basic Information - **Project Name**: ol-map - **Description**: No description available - **Primary Language**: Unknown - **License**: BSD-2-Clause - **Default Branch**: master - **Homepage**: None - **GVP Project**: No ## Statistics - **Stars**: 0 - **Forks**: 0 - **Created**: 2020-07-29 - **Last Updated**: 2020-12-19 ## Categories & Tags **Categories**: Uncategorized **Tags**: None ## README OpenLayers - Cesium integration library. Create your map using [OpenLayers](https://openlayers.org/), and visualize it on a globe with [Cesium](https://cesiumjs.org). See [live examples](https://openlayers.org/ol-cesium/examples/). ES6 modules ----------- Since version 2.0, the code is entirely based on ES6 modules and syntax. It requires OpenLayers 5.x. A convenient ES6 package `olcs` is available on npm. Features -------- Switch smoothly between 2D and 3D and synchronize: - Map context (bounding box and zoom level); - Raster data sources; - Vector data sources in 2D and 3D; - Map selection (selected items); - Animated transitions between map and globe view. The library is configurable and extensible and allows: - Lazy or eager loading of Cesium - Limiting Cesium resource consumption (idle detection) For synchronization of maps in projections other than EPSG:4326 and EPSG:3857, see [#562](https://github.com/openlayers/ol-cesium/pull/562) branch. Integration in your application ------------------------------- There are several ways to use OL-Cesium in your application. ### As an ES6 library (recommended method) ```bash npm i --save olcs ``` Then import the parts you need. Example: ```js import OLCesium from 'olcs/OLCesium.js'; const ol3d = new OLCesium({map: ol2dMap}); // ol2dMap is the ol.Map instance ol3d.setEnabled(true); ``` For Cesium integration see [ol-cesium-webpack-example](https://github.com/gberaudo/ol-cesium-webpack-example) based on the official `Cesium With Webpack` example. ### As an old-fashioned independent library - build the library in dist/olcs.js: ```bash npm i --save olcs npm run build-library ``` - get the CSS from css/olcs.css; - if needed build a [full OL5 build](https://github.com/geoblocks/legacylib/tree/master/ol5); - use as follow: ```js const ol3d = new olcs.OLCesium({map: ol2dMap}); // ol2dMap is the ol.Map instance ol3d.setEnabled(true); ``` In addition, see the [old fashioned example](https://openlayers.org/ol-cesium/examples/oldfashioned.html). ### As an UMD library (Angular, ...) ```bash npm i --save ol-cesium ``` The UMD-specific build is located here: `node_modules/ol-cesium/dist/olcesium.umd.js` Then import the parts you need. Example: ```js import OLCesium from 'olcs/OLCesium.js'; const ol3d = new OLCesium({map: ol2dMap}); // ol2dMap is the ol.Map instance ol3d.setEnabled(true); ``` Going further ------------- See the [examples](https://openlayers.org/ol-cesium/examples/). If you are new to Cesium, you should also check the [Cesium tutorials](https://cesiumjs.org/tutorials). Running the examples in debug mode ---------------------------------- This is useful for contributing to Ol-Cesium, because it loads the source files instead of a minified build: $ make serve will make the distribution examples available at http://localhost:3000/examples Running the unminified version of Cesium ---------------------------------------- Passing the parameter `?mode=dev` to an example will load the debug version of Cesium instead of the minified one. This is helpful when something breaks inside Cesium. In distribution mode, an unminified version of OpenLayers and Ol-Cesium is also loaded. Limitations ----------- - OpenLayers unmanaged layers are not discoverable and as a consequence not supported. Plain layers should be used instead of the synchronization managed manually. See https://github.com/openlayers/ol-cesium/issues/350. - OpenLayers interactions are not supported in 3d. See https://github.com/openlayers/ol-cesium/issues/655. Release process --------------- See [RELEASE.md](https://github.com/openlayers/ol-cesium/blob/master/RELEASE.md).