This PR adds a new LatLngSelector component that was adapted from our Arctic-EDS version of the component, updated as needed to work with Nuxt 3 + Pinia + TypeScript.
The component uses the same parse-dms NPM module that Arctic-EDS does, so it accepts lat/lon coordinate strings in all standard formats. It also performs the same BBOX validation that Arctic-EDS does and warns the user if they have entered invalid coordinates.
I've also added a new item, "Projected permafrost and mean annual ground temperature", that uses the lat/lon component to generate CSV and JSON links based on the coordinates that were entered. This item also includes the same permafrost source data link and citation information as Arctic-EDS.
To test:
npm install
npm run dev
Find the "Projected permafrost and mean annual ground temperature" item and click "Read more"
Interact with the lat/lon widget and confirm that it works as expected with a variety of different lat/lon points and coordinate formats (e.g., 65, -147, 64.8401° N, 147.7200° W).
This PR adds a new
LatLngSelectorcomponent that was adapted from our Arctic-EDS version of the component, updated as needed to work with Nuxt 3 + Pinia + TypeScript.The component uses the same parse-dms NPM module that Arctic-EDS does, so it accepts lat/lon coordinate strings in all standard formats. It also performs the same BBOX validation that Arctic-EDS does and warns the user if they have entered invalid coordinates.
I've also added a new item, "Projected permafrost and mean annual ground temperature", that uses the lat/lon component to generate CSV and JSON links based on the coordinates that were entered. This item also includes the same permafrost source data link and citation information as Arctic-EDS.
To test:
npm installnpm run dev65, -147,64.8401° N, 147.7200° W).