This library offers a LeafletMap component for the mithril framework, which combines leaflet for displaying maps, and leaflet-draw for editing overlays (see the demo).
When editing, the last selected editable layer can be edited. So if you have multiple overlays, each of which can be edited, only the one you selected last can be changed. During editing, the same limitations apply as mentioned in leaflet-draw: markers can be moved, polylines and lines can be edited. There is no editing support, however, for multi-lines and multi-polygons.
When multiple overlays are present, a layer control is shown. You can also enable the scale control, optionally choosing between metric, imperial or both.
You can check out the API documentation here or review the example source code.
First, you need to install the required packages: note that this library does not contain leaflet, or leaflet-draw, so you need to install them yourself. It has been tested against leaflet v1.4.
npm i mithril leaflet leaflet-draw mithril-leaflet
# Also install the typings if you use TypeScript
npm i --save-dev @types/leaflet @types/leaflet-draw @types/geojson @types/mithrilNow you can use it in your mithril code.
import { LeafletMap } from 'mithril-leaflet';
import { Feature, Geometry } from 'geojson';
import { LatLngExpression, FeatureGroup, LeafletEvent, geoJSON } from 'leaflet'
...
m(LeafletMap, {
style: 'height: 400px; margin-top: 20px;',
view: [51.505, -0.09] as LatLngExpression,
zoom: 13,
// overlays,
// visible,
editable: ['test', 'pois'],
onMapClicked: console.log,
showScale: { imperial: false },
onLayerEdited: (f: FeatureGroup) => console.log(JSON.stringify(f.toGeoJSON(), null, 2)),
onLoadedOverlaysChanged: (v: string[]) => (state.visible = v),
})pnpm m i # You can also use `npm i`, but I prefer [pnpm](https://pnpm.js.org).
npm start # during development
npm run build:domain # for deploying it to GitHub