ol-style-flowline
Style of a flowline in a vector layer
Usage
vue
<template>
<ol-map ref="map" style="height: 400px">
<ol-view
ref="view"
:center="center"
:zoom="zoom"
:projection="projection"
/>
<ol-tile-layer title="OSM">
<ol-source-osm />
</ol-tile-layer>
<ol-vector-layer>
<ol-source-vector>
<ol-feature ref="animationPath">
<ol-geom-line-string :coordinates="path"></ol-geom-line-string>
<ol-style-flowline
color="red"
color2="yellow"
:width="10"
:width2="10"
:arrow="1"
/>
</ol-feature>
<ol-animation-path
v-if="animationPath"
:path="animationPath?.feature"
:duration="4000"
:repeat="10"
>
<ol-feature>
<ol-geom-point :coordinates="path[0]"></ol-geom-point>
<ol-style>
<ol-style-circle :radius="10">
<ol-style-fill color="blue"></ol-style-fill>
<ol-style-stroke color="blue" :width="2"></ol-style-stroke>
</ol-style-circle>
</ol-style>
</ol-feature>
</ol-animation-path>
</ol-source-vector>
</ol-vector-layer>
</ol-map>
</template>
<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from "vue";
import type AnimationPath from "ol-ext/featureanimation/Path";
const center = ref([29, 44.5]);
const projection = ref("EPSG:4326");
const zoom = ref(6);
const animationPath = ref<{ feature: AnimationPath } | null>(null);
const path = ref([
[25.6064453125, 44.73302734375001],
[27.759765625, 44.75500000000001],
[28.287109375, 43.32677734375001],
[30.55029296875, 46.40294921875001],
[31.69287109375, 43.04113281250001],
]);
</script>
Properties
Props from OpenLayers
Properties are passed-trough from OpenLayers directly. Their types and default values can be checked-out in the official OpenLayers docs. Only some properties deviate caused by reserved keywords from Vue / HTML. This deviating props are described in the section below.
Deviating Properties
overrideStyleFunction
- Type:
OverrideStyleFunction
Change / override the applied style. The function has three arguments:
feature: FeatureLike
: The feature the style is related to.currentStyle: Style
: The current style that's applied (you can override it here)resolution?: number
: A number representing the view's resolution