A javascript package that aims to bring styling from a sld document to popular mapping tools. The project consists of two parts:
- An SLDReader that parses an SLD document into a style object.
- A function createOlStyleFunction that converts the parsed style object into a function that you can use in OpenLayers to style features.
The OpenLayers style converter tries to be as efficient as possible by recycling OpenLayers Style instances whenever possible.
CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOME!
More information about the standards:
See docs/examples folder, to serve them locally
npm start
The SLDReader library can read both SLD v1.0 and SLD v1.1 documents, but not every part of the SLD standard is (or can be) implemented by the SLDReader and OpenLayers style converter (yet).
Marks with well known symbol names are supported: circle, square, triangle, star, cross, x, hexagon, octagon. ExternalGraphic icons are supported.
Wellknown names that reference a symbol library, like ttf://CustomFont#42 are not supported. The Size and Rotation elements may be dynamic by using the PropertyName element.
Only these static css-parameters are supported:
- stroke
- stroke-width
- stroke-opacity
- stroke-linejoin
- stroke-linecap
- stroke-dasharray
- stroke-dashoffset
GraphicStroke with Mark or ExternalGraphic is supported. GraphicFill and PerpendicularOffset are not supported.
Polygons with static fill and stroke style parameters are supported. See LineSymbolizer above for supported stroke css-parameters. GraphicFill is also supported. GraphicStroke with Mark or ExternalGraphic is supported.
Dynamic Labels (with PropertyName elements), Font and Halo are supported. No vendor-specific options are supported. LabelPlacement or PointPlacement are supported. Graphic elements to display behind the label text are not supported.
- For PointPlacement, Displacement is supported1.
- For PointPlacement, Rotation is supported1. PropertyName as rotation value is supported.
- For PointPlacement, AnchorPoint is not supported.
- For LinePlacement, PerpendicularOffset is not supported.
[1]: according to the SLD-spec, label rotation takes place before displacement, but OpenLayers applies displacement before rotation. Beware when combining rotation and displacement inside a single text symbolizer.
According to the SLD spec, most values can be mixed type (a combination ofplain text and Filter expressions). This means that most values can depend on a feature's properties. The SLDReader only supports dynamic values with PropertyName elements in these cases:
- PointSymbolizer Size
- PointSymbolizer Rotation
- TextSymbolizer Label
Also there is currently no support for arithmetic operators (Add,Sub,Mul,Div).
Only pixels are supported as unit of measure.
The use of a Geometry element to point to a different geometry property on a feature to use for styling is not supported.
The use of Function expressions is not supported.
The SLDReader library supports the following operators inside Filter elements:
- PropertyIsEqualTo
- PropertyIsNotEqualTo
- PropertyIsLessThan
- PropertyIsLessThanOrEqualTo
- PropertyIsGreaterThan
- PropertyIsGreaterThanOrEqualTo
- PropertyIsNull
- PropertyIsLike
- PropertyIsBetween
- And
- Or
- Not
- FeatureId
The SLDReader has a peer dependency on OpenLayers version 5.3.0. Because there are no backwards incompatible changes between v6+ and v5.3, it is possible to use this library in a project that uses a later (v6+) version of OpenLayers.
This may change in the future if the newest version of OpenLayers stops being backwards compatible with this library, or when a juicy new must-have feature is introduced. When that happens, SLDReader will be based on that OpenLayers version.
Some older browsers need polyfills to use this library. E.g. es6.array.find. When using the OpenLayers style converter, OpenLayers' own browser restrictions have to be taken into account as well.
Please include an example sld and if possible an example feature as GeoJSON.
- node & npm
- git
- docker (optional, for running the live examples yourself)
Before starting on a pull request, please raise a Github issue first to prevent starting work on something we're already planning/working on.
When making a pull request, please:
- Address only a single issue or add a single item of functionality.
- Create a test for your functionality.
- Follow eslint rules and apply prettier.
- Update or add an example.
To install dependencies, test, build and document
npm install
npm test
npm run build
npm run docs
docker-compose up (runs doc website on :4000)