This is a Polymer 2-native wrapper for OpenLayers. It allows a simple embedding of an OpenLayers vector map into a Polymer project, adding layers to a self-hosted tile server, and adding markers on the map.
bower install --save meledin/ol-map
The map will embed itself in the target webpage with as little code as
<ol-map></ol-map>
This will default to using the OSM tile servers. These are not intended for production use, so point the map to a custom tile source. The following also illustrates the default properties, which can be used to steer the map. Longitude, latitude and zoom will also notify when changed based on user panning.
<ol-map longitude=0 latitude=0 zoom=1 animate animate-duration=500>
<ol-layer url="https://my.tileserver.net/{z}/{x}/{y}.png"></ol-layer>
</ol-map>
The wrapper currently supports the following properties on all layers:
- zIndex
- opacity
Lines are added using the and elements. A line accepts 2+ points, and will draw a fill between each of the points in turn. Each segment of the line can have its color changed using the color property of , or it can be globally set on the line. Use width and lineDash to customise the line appearance further.
<ol-line width=2 line-dash="[5]">
<ol-point longitude=1 latitude=1></ol-point>
<ol-point longitude=1 latitude=2 color="#FF0000"></ol-point>
</ol-line>
Any property bindingts to items within the line should cascade back to the line.
Two types of markers are implemented: icons and circles.
<ol-marker-icon src="//dev.openlayers.org/img/marker.png" longitude=1 latitude=1 color="0xFF0000"></ol-marker-icon>
<ol-marker-circle longitude=1 latitude=1 radius=100 color="0xFF0000" stroke="0x00FF00" stroke-width=2></ol-marker-circle>