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Datamaps Icons Plugin

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  • Joel Lubrano

Description

This project provides a plugin for generating a layer of customizable icons on top of a D3/Datamaps svg.

Getting Started

Git

Clone the project via git. Dependencies can be installed with npm install, and running grunt will build the source code. The original and minified versions will be present in the build directory.

NPM

Run npm install datamaps-icons. The source will then be located in node_modules/datamaps-icons/build.

Example Usage

// Create a Datamaps instance
var dm = new Datamap({
  element: document.getElementById('map')
});

// Retrieve the data for rendering icons
var iconsData = [
  {
    // the icon's latitude
    lat: [int],

    // the icon's longitude
    lng: [int],

    // CSS class name that is to be appended to the class set
    // via the options parameter,
    cssClass: [optional, String],

    // The svg element for an icon.
    // This parameter overrides the iconFn passed in the options parameter.
    icon: [optional, DOM element],

    // Click event options
    click: {
      // overrides the click.onClass property in the 
      // options parameter for an individual icon
      onClass: [optional, String],

      // overrides the click.offClass property in the options
      // parameter for an individual icon
      offClass: [optional, String]
    },
    hover: {
      // overrides the hover.overClass property in the options paramter
      // for an individual icon
      overClass: [optional, String],

      // overrides the hover.outClass property in the options parameter
      // for an individual icon
      outClass: [optional, String]
    }
  },
  ...
];

// Setup the options for the icons plugin (defaults given)
// These options will apply to all icons unless they are overridden
// at the data level.
// All properties are optional.
var iconOpts = {
  // The CSS class given to all icons
  cssClass: 'datamap-icon',

  // A function that returns an SVG element to serve as an icon.
  iconFn: function() { return a black circle with radius 5. },

  // Hover event options
  hover: {
    // Hover functions are passed the icon svg 
    // element as their context (i.e. this)
    // and the icon's data and index are passed as arguments.

    // A function to be executed when an icon undergoes a mouseover event.
    overFn: null,

    // A function to be executed when an icon undergoes a mouseout event.
    outFn: null,

    // A CSS class applied to an icon on a mouseover event.
    overClass: 'hover-over',

    // A CSS class applied to an icon on a mouseout event.
    outClass: 'hover-out',
  },
  click: {
    // Allow multiple icons to be in a clicked state
    allowMultiple: false,

    // Click functions are called with the icon svg element as the context
    // and the icon's data as the first argument.

    // A function to be executed when an icon is clicked
    // and was previously in an unclicked state.
    onFn: null,

    // A function to be executed when an icon is clicked
    // and was previously in a clicked state.
    offFn: null,

    // A CSS class applied to an icon in a clicked state.
    onClass: 'click-on',

    // A CSS class applied to an icon in an unclicked state.  This does not get
    // applied to icons by default, only after the icon is clicked on
    // then later clicked off does this class get applied.
    offClass: 'click-off',

    // Execute the clickOff function for all icons in a clicked state when the
    // Datamaps svg is clicked but an icon was not.
    clickOffOnClickAway: false,

    // A function to be executed when the Datamaps svg is clicked
    // but an icon was not.  The Datamaps object is passed as the context.
    awayFromIconFn: null
  }
};

// call the icons plugin
dm.icons(iconsData, iconOpts);

Also see examples/basic.html.

Dependencies

See package.json.

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