Use geospatial-sdk for maps

[jahow]

Description

This PR refactors significantly the map-related logic of GeoNetwork-UI to rely mostly on the geospatial-sdk library.

How things work now:

• The gn-ui-map-container component is used to display a map; it only takes a map context (MapContext type from geospatial-sdk) as an input, and offers the following outputs: featuresClicked, featuresHovered, mapClick
  • this component will add basemap layers to the received context, as well as apply view constraints (max zoom, max extent...)
  • the basemap layers and view constraints can be changed by using InjectionTokens
  • this components provides an openlayersMap promise that resolves to the OL map when it's ready, if necessary
• The gn-ui-map-state-container component is connected to the map state, accessible through the MapFacade; this facade lets us provide a new context to the map, and stores currently selected features

Depending on the use case, a map can be shown with or without using the state; both ways are valid.

A lot of code was removed and brought back into the geospatial-sdk: map and layer creation, extent computation, etc.

Important: these features are not working yet and can be considered regressions:

• When selecting a vector feature on a map, it doesn't appear in a different color
• When zooming in on a feature, there is currently no animation

Architectural changes

The following classes are gone:

• feature info service
• map instance
• map manager
• map container
• map context

Those features are now handled by the geospatial-sdk.

ogc-client was updated.

Several components were made standalone in the process. The UiMap module is gone entirely because all of its components are now standalone!

Quality Assurance Checklist

• Commit history is devoid of any merge commits and readable to facilitate reviews
• If new logic ⚙️ is introduced: unit tests were added
• If new user stories 🤏 are introduced: E2E tests were added
• If new UI components 🕹️ are introduced: corresponding stories in Storybook were created
• If breaking changes 🪚 are introduced: add the breaking change label
• If bugs 🐞 are fixed: add the backport <release branch> label
• The documentation website 📚 has received the love it deserves

[github-actions]

Affected libs: common-fixtures, api-metadata-converter, feature-search, feature-router, feature-map, feature-dataviz, feature-record, api-repository, feature-catalog, feature-editor, feature-auth, ui-search, util-shared, ui-elements, feature-notifications, ui-catalog, ui-widgets, ui-inputs, ui-layout, ui-map, util-app-config, database-dump, data-access-datafeeder, util-data-fetcher, data-access-gn4, common-domain, ui-dataviz, util-i18n,
Affected apps: datahub, demo, map-viewer, search, webcomponents, metadata-converter, metadata-editor, datafeeder, data-platform,

• 🚀 Build and deploy storybook and demo on GitHub Pages
• 📦 Build and push affected docker images

[jahow]

Most of the features should work; still working on the missing tests

[github-actions]

📷 Screenshots are here!

[coveralls]

coverage: 83.858% (+0.07%) from 83.787%
when pulling dd44d80 on use-geoespatial-sdk-for-maps
into 86d11dd on main.

[tkohr]

Waooo, thanks for the huge work @jahow ! It looks very clean and the geospatial-sdk seems handy to use. Maybe some words on the possibilities how to use map (with and without a map state) could be useful in the gn-ui doc?

When testing, most things worked smoothly, the only things I've noticed were:

• map-viewer:

  • an added layer does not show a title in the layer tree
  • when removing a layer via 'delete' button the app reloads
    

• web components:

  • http://localhost:8001/webcomponents/gn-dataset-view-map.sample.html works fine
  • http://localhost:8001/webcomponents/gn-map-viewer.sample.html does not work, but not sure it did before;-)

• storybook:

  • selecting a row in the geotable zooms strangely (maybe to 0, 0), but not sure how it behaved before
    

I didn't test the datafeeder. Not sure if the failing CI is currently expected.

[jahow]

Added a bit of doc :) thanks for the review @tkohr!