Examples

Every example runs in the same viewer as the Android demo app: zoom, compass, the 2D/3D button and the basemap button in the bottom-right corner, with the scale beside them. The viewer is examples/viewer.js.

• Live GeoJSON: points, lines and shapes that update several times a second.
• Your own basemap: a street map from a .pmtiles file made with mapkern-tiles. It looks for data/seattle.pmtiles, or add ?tiles= and the path to your file.
• Click and hover: buildings that light up under the pointer, popups for parks and places, and a pin you can drag. It uses the same data/seattle.pmtiles street map.
• Heatmap: where shops and places crowd together in downtown Seattle, drawn from the points in the same street map file.
• Day and night: the sun's light at any date and time, with night and twilight over the world and buildings lit from the sun. Add ?imagery= and a tile address to see it on your own satellite tiles.
• Military symbols: units from a Cursor on Target file drawn as MIL-STD-2525 symbols, with the MGRS grid of the map's center. Open your own file with the button: CoT, KML, KMZ, GPX, CSV, GeoJSON, Shapefile, GeoPackage, GML, OpenStreetMap or a GPS track all work.
• Terrain: Mount Rainier in 3D from Mapterhorn's elevation tiles. Open your own elevation with the button: a .pmtiles or .mbtiles file, or DTED, SRTM .hgt or GeoTIFF files, or add ?elevation= and a file's path. Add ?tiles= with your street map file to see it on the hills.