Classes
Type Definitions
-
GraticuleLabelDataType{Object}
-
Properties:
Name Type Description geomPoint Geometry.
textstring Text.
-
Options{Object}
-
Properties:
Name Type Description classNamestring
(defaults to 'ol-layer')A CSS class name to set to the layer element.
opacitynumber
(defaults to 1)Opacity (0, 1).
visibleboolean
(defaults to true)Visibility.
extentExtent | undefined The bounding extent for layer rendering. The layer will not be rendered outside of this extent.
zIndexnumber | undefined The z-index for layer rendering. At rendering time, the layers will be ordered, first by Z-index and then by position. When
undefined, azIndexof 0 is assumed for layers that are added to the map'slayerscollection, orInfinitywhen the layer'ssetMap()method was used.minResolutionnumber | undefined The minimum resolution (inclusive) at which this layer will be visible.
maxResolutionnumber | undefined The maximum resolution (exclusive) below which this layer will be visible.
minZoomnumber | undefined The minimum view zoom level (exclusive) above which this layer will be visible.
maxZoomnumber | undefined The maximum view zoom level (inclusive) at which this layer will be visible.
maxLinesnumber
(defaults to 100)The maximum number of meridians and parallels from the center of the map. The default value of 100 means that at most 200 meridians and 200 parallels will be displayed. The default value is appropriate for conformal projections like Spherical Mercator. If you increase the value, more lines will be drawn and the drawing performance will decrease.
strokeStyleStroke | undefined The stroke style to use for drawing the graticule. If not provided, the following stroke will be used:
new Stroke({ color: 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2)' // a not fully opaque black });targetSizenumber
(defaults to 100)The target size of the graticule cells, in pixels.
showLabelsboolean
(defaults to false)Render a label with the respective latitude/longitude for each graticule line.
lonLabelFormatterfunction | undefined Label formatter for longitudes. This function is called with the longitude as argument, and should return a formatted string representing the longitude. By default, labels are formatted as degrees, minutes, seconds and hemisphere.
latLabelFormatterfunction | undefined Label formatter for latitudes. This function is called with the latitude as argument, and should return a formatted string representing the latitude. By default, labels are formatted as degrees, minutes, seconds and hemisphere.
lonLabelPositionnumber
(defaults to 0)Longitude label position in fractions (0..1) of view extent. 0 means at the bottom of the viewport, 1 means at the top.
latLabelPositionnumber
(defaults to 1)Latitude label position in fractions (0..1) of view extent. 0 means at the left of the viewport, 1 means at the right.
lonLabelStyleText | undefined Longitude label text style. If not provided, the following style will be used:
new Text({ font: '12px Calibri,sans-serif', textBaseline: 'bottom', fill: new Fill({ color: 'rgba(0,0,0,1)' }), stroke: new Stroke({ color: 'rgba(255,255,255,1)', width: 3 }) });Note that the default's
textBaselineconfiguration will not work well forlonLabelPositionconfigurations that position labels close to the top of the viewport.latLabelStyleText | undefined Latitude label text style. If not provided, the following style will be used:
new Text({ font: '12px Calibri,sans-serif', textAlign: 'end', fill: new Fill({ color: 'rgba(0,0,0,1)' }), stroke: Stroke({ color: 'rgba(255,255,255,1)', width: 3 }) });Note that the default's
textAlignconfiguration will not work well forlatLabelPositionconfigurations that position labels close to the left of the viewport.intervalsArray.<number>
(defaults to [90, 45, 30, 20, 10, 5, 2, 1, 30/60, 20/60, 10/60, 5/60, 2/60, 1/60, 30/3600, 20/3600, 10/3600, 5/3600, 2/3600, 1/3600])Intervals (in degrees) for the graticule. Example to limit graticules to 30 and 10 degrees intervals:
[30, 10]wrapXboolean
(defaults to true)Whether to repeat the graticule horizontally.
propertiesObject.<string, *> | undefined Arbitrary observable properties. Can be accessed with
#get()and#set().