Add datasets=
url parameter to specify which datasets are enabled
#335
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We are sometimes asked if it is possible to start RapiD with certain datasets already enabled or disabled.
This can be useful for testing, or for participating in a mapping event run through the task manager.
This PR adds support for a
&datasets=
url parameter to do this!&datasets=
parameter is present at startup, it defaults to RapiD's "builtin" list (&datasets=fbRoads,msBuildings
)&datasets=
parameter is allowed - in this case all the RapiD datasets are disabled.Examples:
&datasets=
(no RapiD data enabled)&datasets=fbRoads,msBuildings
(default condition - Roads and Buildings enabled)&datasets=fbRoads,msBuildings,e75b56f13b404d7d8b47ef8be1c619ec
(Roads, Buildings, and Esri National Address Data)Test:
npm run quickstart
, and test it locally:http://127.0.0.1:8080/#background=Bing&datasets=fbRoads,msBuildings,e75b56f13b404d7d8b47ef8be1c619ec&map=17.41/40.67598/-74.52083
TODO: I don't store any customizations for datasets, for example the color the user has chosen. Maybe someday! 馃帹
馃憖 @vanreece @Bonkles