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LabelClass | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.46

require(["esri/layers/LabelClass"], function(LabelClass) { /* code goes here */ });

Description

(Added at v3.6)

Use label classes to restrict labels to certain features or to specify different label fields, symbols, scale ranges, label priorities, and sets of label placement options for different groups of labels.

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Constructors Properties

Constructor Details

Creates a label class, used for formatting parameters, symbols, date, etc.

Parameters: <Object> json Optional Various options to configure this LabelClass. Any property can be passed into this object. Sample:


//make sure the Map's showLabels option is set to true
  var map = new Map("map", {
    basemap: "streets-vector",
    center:[-80, 30],
    zoom: 4,
    showLabels : true
  });
 
//create featurelayer
  var flayer = new FeatureLayer(url, {
    outFields: ["*"] //make sure field to label is specified here in outFields
  });


//create a text symbol and renderer to define the style of labels
   var labelSymbol = new TextSymbol(); 

var json = {
  "labelExpressionInfo": {"value": "{LocalTime}"},
  "useCodedValues": false,
  "labelPlacement":"above-right",
  "fieldInfos": [{fieldName: "LocalTime",format: { "dateFormat": "shortDate"}}]
  };

//create instance of LabelClass
  var lc = new LabelClass(json);
  lc.symbol = labelSymbol; // symbol also can be set in LabelClass' json
  flayer.setLabelingInfo([ lc ]);

Property Details

An array of objects representing field information to label. This is used for formatting Date/Time and Number. It is not necessary if working with string types. See the fieldInfos specifications table below for additional information. (Added at v3.14)

Object Specifications:

<fieldInfos>

<String> fieldName Optional The name of the field to label. This should only be used when working with Date/Time and Number field types. <Object> format Optional This object can be used with numerical or date fields to provide more detail about how values should be displayed in labels. NOTE: Only applies to date or number fields, (for example float, double, integer). The format object contains the following properties:

dateFormat: A string used with date fields to specify how the date should appear in labels. Acceptable values can be found in this help topic.
digitSeparator: Used with the places property below. It is a boolean used with numerical fields. A value of true allows the number to have a digit (or thousands) separator when the value appears in labels. Depending on the locale, this separator is a decimal point or a comma. A value of false means that no separator will be used.
places: Used with the digitSeparator property above. An integer used with numerical fields to specify the number of supported decimal places that should appear in labels. Any places beyond this value are rounded.

Sample snippet showing various formats.

"fieldInfos": [
  { fieldName: "created_date", 
    format: { dateFormat: "shortDate"}
  }, 
  { 
    fieldName: "last_edited_date", 
    format: { dateFormat: "longDate"} 
  }, 
  { 
    fieldName: "eventtype", 
    format: { places: 6, digitSeparator: true } 
  } 
]

Sample:

 "fieldInfos": [{
   fieldName: "LocalTime",
   format:{"dateFormat": "shortDate"}
   }
 ]

Adjusts the formatting of labels. See the

Labeling Objects

section of the ArcGIS REST API documentation for available options.

NOTE: Currently labelExpression is not supported with FeatureLayer types, please use labelExpressionInfo instead. This supports using a combination of attribute fields and simple text.

If working with ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer layers, please continue to use labelExpression.

Sample:

"Name: {CITY_NAME} Area: {CITY_AREA}"

Use this property when working with

FeatureLayer

layer types. See the object specification table for

labelExpressionInfo

below for more details. If working with

ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer

layers, use

labelExpression

since

labelExpressionInfo

is not supported.

(Added at v3.12) Object Specifications:

<labelExpressionInfo>

<String> expression Required An Arcade expression that evaluates to a string used to label features in the layer. The most simple expressions return field values. For example, to label a layer of cities with their names, simply reference the field value with the global variable: "$feature.CITY_NAME". Expressions can be more sophisticated and use logical functions. This may be useful if you want to use classed labels. For example, "IIF($feature.POPULATION > 10000, $feature.NAME + ' city', $feature.NAME + ' town')". <String> value Optional Deprecated at v3.19. Use the expression property instead. The text used to label the feature. Field values may be referenced using the following syntax: "{FIELD_NAME}". For example, to label points representing city's with their name and population in parentheses, you would use the following string: labelExpressionInfo.value = "{CITY_NAME} ({POP_2012})" Sample:

//This property should be used instead as it provides more options when labeling text, (only supported with feature layers)
  labelExpressionInfo: { 
    expression: "City of $feature.CITY_NAME has population $feature.POPULATION"
  }

The position of the label. Available values for various feature types:

Point: "above-center", "above-left", "above-right", "below-center", "below-left", "below-right", "center-center", "center-left", "center-right"
Polyline/Line: "above-after", "above-along", "above-before", "above-start", "above-end", "below-after", "below-along", "below-before", "below-start", "below-end", "center-after", "center-along", "center-before", "center-start", "center-end"
Polygon: "always-horizontal"

The maximum scale to show labels. Note: the number of maxScale should always be less than the number of minScale.

The minimum scale to show labels. Note: the number of minScale should always be greater than the number of maxScale.

If this is defined, the symbol size changes proportionally. See the object specifications table below for a list of its available properties. (Added at v3.11)

Object Specifications:

<sizeInfo>

<String> field Required Required name of the feature attribute field that contains the data value. <Number> maxDataValue Required The maximum data value. <Number> maxSize Required Maximum symbol size (in pixels). <Number> minDataValue Required The minimum data value. <Number> minSize Required The symbol size (in pixels) to use for a feature for a minimum data value. Sample:

var sizeInfo = {
   "field": "POP_RANK",
   "minSize": 10,
   "maxSize": 20,
   "minDataValue": 1,
   "maxDataValue": 7
};

Sets the Rendering symbol for the label.

Sample:

require([
  "esri/layers/LabelClass", "esri/symbols/TextSymbol", "esri/symbols/Font", "esri/Color", ... 
], function(LabelClass, TextSymbol, Font, Color){
  var labelClass = new LabelClass();
  labelClass.symbol = new TextSymbol({
    font: new Font("12", Font.STYLE_NORMAL, Font.VARIANT_NORMAL, Font.WEIGHT_BOLD, "Helvetica"),
    color: new Color("#666633")
  });
});

When true, show the fields in the labelExpression that have domains using the domain's name.

Known values: true | false

A where clause determining which features are labeled. When specified, only features that match this clause will be labeled. Only very basic SQL is supported.

Sample:

labelClass.where = "STATE_NAME = 'California'";

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