Haxe + OpenStreetMap Example

This project demonstrates how to use Haxe to create an interactive map using the OpenStreetMap and Leaflet library.

Project Structure

• src/ - Haxe source code folder
  • Main.hx - Main Haxe file
  • Leaflet.hx - Leaflet extern definitions
• index.html - HTML file to display the interactive map
• build.hxml - Haxe build configuration file

Setup

1. Install Haxe (https://haxe.org/download/)
2. Pull this repo down and cd into the folder
3. Run haxe build.hxml in the terminal/command prompt to compile the project
4. Open index.html in a web browser to view the interactive map

How It Works

This example uses Haxe to create a simple web application that displays an interactive OpenStreetMap using the Leaflet library. The Leaflet.hx file contains extern definitions for Leaflet's API, allowing you to use the library in Haxe code. The Main.hx file initializes the map and adds a tile layer to display the map data.

When you compile the project with haxe build.hxml, it generates a JavaScript file (main.js) that can be included in the index.html file. The index.html file loads the Leaflet library and its stylesheet from a CDN, sets up the container for the map, and includes the generated main.js file to display the interactive map in the browser.