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Map(options, options.container)

Creates a map instance.

stop

Stop current animation

Returnsthis project(latlng)

Get pixel coordinates (relative to map container) given a geographical location

ReturnsObject : x and y coordinates removeLayer(id)

Remove the layer with the given id from the map. Any layers which refer to the specified layer via a ref property are also removed.

ReturnsMap : this loaded

Is this map fully loaded? If the style isn't loaded or it has a change to the sources or style that isn't propagated to its style, return false.

Returnsboolean : whether the map is loaded render

Call when a (re-)render of the map is required, e.g. when the user panned or zoomed,f or new data is available.

ReturnsMap : this remove

Destroys the map's underlying resources, including web workers.

ReturnsMap : this resize

Detect the map's new width and height and resize it.

ReturnsMap : this getContainer

Get the Map's container as an HTML element

ReturnsHTMLElement : container getCanvas

Get the Map's canvas as an HTML canvas

ReturnsHTMLElement : canvas addLayer(layer, [before])

Add a layer to the map style. The layer will be inserted before the layer with ID before, or appended if before is omitted.

ReturnsMap : this GeoJSONSource

Create a GeoJSON data source instance given an options object

Navigation

Creates a navigation control with zoom buttons and a compass

Control

A base class for map-related interface elements.

remove

Remove this control from the map it has been added to.

ReturnsControl : this addTo(map)

Add this control to the map, returning the control itself for chaining. This will insert the control's DOM element into the map's DOM element if the control has a position specified.

ReturnsControl : this Attribution

Creates an attribution control

Examples

map.addControl(new mapboxgl.Attribution());

LatLng(lat, lng)

Create a latitude, longitude object from a given latitude and longitude pair in degrees.

Examples

var latlng = new mapboxgl.LatLng(37.76, -122.44);

wrap

Return a new LatLng object whose longitude is wrapped to the range (-180, 180).

ReturnsLatLng : wrapped LatLng object convert(input)

Convert an array to a LatLng object, or return an existing LatLng object unchanged.

ReturnsLatLng : LatLng object or original input Evented

Methods mixed in to other classes for event capabilities.

listens

Check if an event is registered to a type

ReturnsBoolean : Returns true if the object listens to an event of a particular type off

Remove a event listener

on(type, listener)

Subscribe to a specified event with a listener function the latter gets the data object that was passed to fire and additionally target and type properties

fire(type)

Fire event of a given string type with the given data object

LatLngBounds(sw, ne)

Creates a bounding box from the given pair of points. If parameteres are omitted, a null bounding box is created.

Examples

var sw = new mapboxgl.LatLng(0, 0);
var ne = new mapboxgl.LatLng(10, -10);
var bounds = new mapboxgl.LatLngBounds(sw, ne);

getCenter

Get the point equidistant from this box's corners

ReturnsLatLng : centerpoint VideoSource

Create a Video data source instance given an options object

extend latY(lat)

latitude to absolute y coord

supported(options)

Test whether the basic JavaScript and DOM features required for Mapbox GL are present.

window

mapboxgl is a A WebGL JavaScript interactive maps library that can render Mapbox vector tiles.

lngX(lon)

lat/lon <-> absolute pixel coords conversion

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