Open shriv opened 6 months ago
Yes, a legend is desirable. But it's more likely for it to be built as a standalone widget (from python) than as a JavaScript component.
You can make a barebones legend by piecing together existing components from ipywidgets. A vbox
of text and check boxes where checking a box toggles the visible
flag on a layer
Hi @kylebarron. Just revisiting this issue as I do have pressing need for a colormap legend. I put together what I'm after with two screenshots below.. The simplest option is putting the output of cmap.mpl_colormap
on to the map. With Folium, you can do this with branca. Can I take a similar approach?
We don't currently have a way to inject custom HTML onto the map, and so this isn't currently possible. I don't think we want to provide a custom colormap legend on the map itself.
As it is, you can render the colormap in a cell right before the map. Or you can use something like VBox
to render the colormap just above the map, but in the same cell output: https://ipywidgets.readthedocs.io/en/stable/examples/Widget%20Layout.html#the-vbox-and-hbox-helpers
The examples on
deck.gl
don't have an integrated legend but I saw this suggestion on Pydeck and wonder if something similar would work withlonboard
? There isn't an equivalent argument ofdescription
in the layers but it does look like there is a description card component indeck.gl
Jupyter widget though not sure how to call it throughlonboard
..