Leaflet.widget

Provides a handler which binds a Leaflet map to a HTML element. GeoJSON data stored as text in the element will be parsed and added to the map. New features added to the map (via Leaflet.draw, Leaflet.paste, etc...) along with existing features can be encoded to GeoJSON and inserted into the bound HTML element with map.widget.write().

Includes Leaflet.select; a control extension for Leaflet.draw. Leaflet.select.js provides a 'selector' tool allowing one or many features to be selected. Actions can then be performed on selected features. Currently only a 'remove' action has been implemented.

Try the demo.

Usage

To use:

1. Include an options object under a 'widget' property in your Leaflet map's options. The object must contain a 'attach' property with its value being an HTML element (or the id of one) to bind to.
2. Enable widget with widget.enable()
3. When you're ready, write widget features to attached HTML element with widget.write.

E.g:

// *.html
<form id='leaflet-widget-form'>
  <textarea id='leaflet-widget-input'> ... GeoJSON here ... </textarea>
  <input type='submit' />
</form>

// *.js
var form = L.DomUtil.get('leaflet-widget-form'),
    layer = L.tileLayer('http://{s}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png'),
    map = L.map('map', {
            layers: [layer]
            widget: { attach: 'leaflet-widget-input' },
            cardinality: 4
          });

// It's important to enable the widget to ensure layers are added to the map.
map.widget.enable();

// Write widget features when form is submitted.
L.DomEvent.on(form, 'submit', map.widget.write, map.widget);

The widget will center on any features loaded into the map from the attached element. To disable this set the option: autoCenter = false.

By default an unlimited number of features can be added to the widget. To allow only one, set the option: multiple = false. You can limit to X number of features by setting cardiniality = X.

Requires

• Leaflet - Included in /lib.
• Leaflet.draw - Included in /lib.