Create amazing mapping applications using Cesium and Angular components. Angular-Cesium is focused on high performance and simple usage. Check out our Docs and our blog post Intro to angular-cesium.
angular-cesium
:
$ ng add angular-cesium
demo-map.component.ts
file.$ git clone https://github.com/articodeltd/angular-cesium.git
$ cd angular-cesium
$ yarn
$ yarn demo:start
$ open http://localhost:4200
In your HTML file :
<ac-map>
<ac-layer acFor="let plane of planes$" [show]="showTracks" [context]="this">
<ac-billboard-desc props="{
image: plane.image,
position: plane.position
}">
</ac-billboard-desc>
<ac-label-desc props="{
position: plane.position,
text: plane.name
}">
</ac-label-desc>
</ac-layer>
</ac-map>
ac-map
creates the map
ac-layer
component represent an array of entities that will be displayed on the map.
acFor
attribute accepts an RxObserver planes$
, ac-layer
will subscribe to the observer
and will handle all updates for you.Add descriptions components to determine which entity to render,
in our example: ac-billboard
and ac-label
.
props
accepts the same member options as cesium corresponding class.
For example ac-billboard-desc
accepts same members as cesium Billboard.For better understading check out the layer guide
ac-billboard-desc
/ ac-billboard
/ ac-billboard-primitive-desc
- stackblitzac-label-desc
/ ac-label
/ ac-label-primitive-desc
- stackblitzac-polyline-desc
/ ac-polyline
/ ac-polyline-primitive-desc
- stackblitzac-point-desc
/ ac-point
/ ac-primitive-point
- stackblitzac-ellipse-desc
/ ac-ellipse
- stackbliz - stackblitzac-circle-desc
/ ac-circle
- stackblitz *Same API as ellipse, but accepting a radius instead of semiMajorAxis and semiMinorAxis - stackblitzac-polygon-desc
/ ac-polygon
- stackblitz ac-model-desc
- stackblitzac-box-desc
- stackblitzac-corridor-desc
- stackblitzac-cylinder-desc
- stackblitzac-ellipsoid-desc
- stackblitzac-polyline-volume-desc
- stackblitzac-wall-desc
- stackblitzac-rectangle-decc
- stackblitzac-html-desc
/ ac-html
- stackblitzac-arc-dec
- stackblitzac-array-desc
- stackblitzac-czml-desc
MapEventsManagerService
is a util service for managing all the map events (Click, Mouse_up...), it expose easy API for entity selection, event priority management
and adds custom events (drag and drop, long press).
Usage:
@Component(...)
export class SomeComponent{
constructor(private eventManager: MapEventsManagerService){
// Input about the wanted event
const eventRegistration: EventRegistrationInput = {
event: CesiumEvent.LEFT_CLICK, // event type enum. [required!]
modifier: CesiumEventModifier.CTRL, // event modifier enum. [optional]
entityType: AcEntity, // raise event only if AcEntity is clicked. [optional]
priority: 0, // event priority, default 0 . [optional]
pick: PickOptions.PICK_FIRST // entity pick option, default PickOptions.NO_PICK. [optional]
};
const clickEvent = this.eventManager.register(eventRegistration).subscribe((result) => {
// The EventResult will contain:
// movement(screen location of the event), entities(your entities) , primitives( cesium primitives, like label,billboard...)
console.log('map click', result.movement, 'primitives:', result.primitives, 'entities', result.entities);
});
}
}
For further details check the map events guide
With angular cesium you can define your map provider in a declarative way using ac-map-layer-provider
:
<ac-map-layer-provider *ngIf="appSettingsService.showMapLayer" [provider]="MapLayerProviderOptions.ArcGisMapServer"
[options]="{
url : 'https://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Street_Map/MapServer'
}">
</ac-map-layer-provider>
[provider]
according to the MapLayerProviderOptions
enum[options]
. url
is mandatory. <ac-3d-tile-layer
*ngIf="appSettingsService.show3dtiles"
[options]="{
url: 'https://beta.cesium.com/api/assets/1461?access_token=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJqdGkiOiJkYWJmM2MzNS02OWM5LTQ3OWItYjEyYS0xZmNlODM5ZDNkMTYiLCJpZCI6NDQsImFzc2V0cyI6WzE0NjFdLCJpYXQiOjE0OTkyNjQ3NDN9.vuR75SqPDKcggvUrG_vpx0Av02jdiAxnnB1fNf-9f7s'
}">
</ac-3d-tile-layer>
Angular Cesium supports integration of multiple maps, for more details here
MapboxStyleImageryProvider
has been added to MapLayerProviderOptions
for mapBox styles support.
Component Usage:
import{ MapLayerProviderOptions } from 'angular-cesium'
@Component(...)
class SomeComponent{
mapboxStyleImageryProvider = MapLayerProviderOptions.MapboxStyleImageryProvider
Template Usage:
<ac-map>
<ac-map-layer-provider
[provider]="mapboxStyleImageryProvider"
[options]="{
styleId:'style id from mapbox style dashboard item',
url:'https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/',
username:'your user name',
scaleFactor:'@2x',
tilesize:'512',
accessToken : 'your access token from map box'
}">
</ac-map-layer-provider>
</ac-map>
Service that manages keyboard keys and execute actions per request. Inject the keyboard control service into any layer, under your ac-map component, And defined you keyboard handlers using setKeyboardControls.
this.keyboardControlService.setKeyboardControls({
W: { action: KeyboardAction.CAMERA_FORWARD },
S: { action: KeyboardAction.CAMERA_BACKWARD },
D: { action: KeyboardAction.CAMERA_RIGHT },
A: { action: KeyboardAction.CAMERA_LEFT },
},
Util service that wraps cesium camera, exposes the scene's camera and screenSpaceCameraController.
Angular Cesium extends cesium api and expose additional features, but if you want to use pure cesium api you can use MapsManagerService to receive cesium viewer or any other util service that was created by ac-map
.
class MyComp {
constructor(mapsManagerService: MapsManagerService)
const viewer = mapsManagerService.getMap().getCesiumViewer();
const mapEventManager = mapsManagerService.getMap().getMapEventsManager();
const cameraService = mapsManagerService.getMap().getCameraService();
}
MapsManagerService
manages all of the maps. The service exposes a getMap()
function that can be used to retrieve a specific map by id.
A service that is used to activate a zooming tool that enables the user to draw a rectangle over the map and zoom into the drawn rectangle
Part of AngularCesiumWidgetsModule
are useful geometry editors tool:
CirlcesEditorService
- for drawing circlesEllipsesEditorService
- for drawing ellipses and circlesPolylinesEditorService
- for drawing polylinesPolygonsEditorService
- for drawing polygonsRectanglesEditorService
- for drawing rectanglesHippodromeEditorService
- for drawing hippodromes (path in cesium)Check out the Geometry Editors Doc
Take screenshot of your cesium globe.
create any custom angular component and anchor it to a map position, context menu guide.
Angular Cesium is an open source project, feel free to open issues,ask questions and open PRs. For additional support options contact us: contact@articode.co.
Articode is a software company that specializes in GIS solutions and is the creator and the maintainer of angular-cesium. Feel free to contact us for consulting or any business endeavors.