Krite is a collection of tools for quickly setting up interactive maps. It consists of various generic and reusable components that facilitate various common tasks. For instance:

• managing map state
• interacting with the map
• working with projection systems
• interfacing with data sources.

Krite uses the excellent Leaflet library for the actual rendering of the map.

The functionality of krite for the most part divided into two parts: services and data sources.

Most functionality in krite is subdivided into services. These are dependencies that perfom a specific role such as talking to an API or wrapping around external modules.

• LocationService - helper for geolocation
• MapService - wrapper for a Leaflet map
• NominatimService - wrapper for Openstreetmap Nominatim
• PdokLocatieserverService - wrapper for Dutch search service
• XMLService - helper for common xml tasks

Data sources are connectors for interfacing with geospatial data sources. The included data sources wrap different kinds of web services with the same consistent API. This allows you to combine map data from multiple data sources without worrying about implementation details.

Included in this repository you can find connectors for:

• OGC OWS endpoints (WMS/WFS)
• OGC WMTS
• Geoserver (WMS/WFS using cql_filters)
• ESRI Tiled Map Layers
• Basemaps from the Dutch PDOK
• Openstreetmap

npm install krite

A bundle file is provided in /dist/ but since we don't use it internally it's not properly tested. I recommend you include from lib and bundle yourself.

To create a new krite instance:

import Krite from 'krite/lib/krite';

const krite = new Krite();

Adding services

import { InspectorService } from 'krite/lib/services/inspector';

krite.addService('InspectorService', new InspectorService);

// Or
krite.addServices({
    InspectorService: new InspectorService(),
    ...
})

Get service instances

krite.getService('DrawService');
krite.tryService('DrawService');
krite.promiseService('DrawService').then((service) => {
    // Do something    
});

Creating the map

krite.addService('MapService', new MapService({
    container: '#map-container',
    leaflet: {
        minZoom: 3,
        maxZoom: 16,
        center: [0, 0],
        zoom: 3,
        preferCanvas: true,
    },
}));

Adding data sources

import { OWSSource } from 'krite/lib/sources/ows/source';

krite.addSource('Boundless Geoserver', new OWSSource 'https://demo.boundlessgeo.com/geoserver/ows'));

// or
krite.addSources({
    'Boundless Geoserver': new OWSSource('https://demo.boundlessgeo.com/geoserver/ows'),
    ...
})

Reading data sources

const source = krite.getSource('Boundless Geoserver');

source.getLayerNames().then((names) => {
    console.log(names);
});

source.getLayer('Countries of the World').then((layer) => {
    krite.map.addLayer(layer);
});

Interaction

krite.map.on('click', (point) => {
    console.log(`Clicked on ${point.x}, ${point.y}`);
});

Highlighting

krite.map.on('click', async (point) => {
    // You can also get the layer from the source
    const layer = krite.map.getLayer('Countries of the World');
    
    // Point is in the chosen CRS
    const featureCollection = await layer.intersectsPoint(point);
    
    if (featureCollection.features.length > 0) {
        krite.map.highlight(featureCollection.features[0]);
    }
});

For development and testing purposes there are some examples views in /views/. You can run them by starting vite with vite dev or npm run dev and going to the provided local url.

Clone this repository and run npm install. Run tsc -d to compile the typescript source files.

Gratis Kadastrale Kaart

Gratis Vastgoedkaart

Krite is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license