Show the map imagery in one geoJSON layer.Have multiple sets of custom map imagery (buildings, water features etc) drawn up for me and convert them into map tiles with MapTiler for delivery from our own CDN.
If I understand right this layer has a native understanding of geoJSON and also offers the ability to style the lines, polygons etc that are drawn on-the-fly via supplied functions
If you create the leaflet object in its own reactive expression and then pass that into the renderLeaflet and first mapshot observer then that first save button works. Traditionally, maps are created from image tiles. This guide describes how vector tiles work in web maps. The vector tile format is the vector data equivalent of raster image tiles for web mapping, with the strengths of tiling: optimized for caching, scaling, and serving map imagery rapidly. In a second way we have to use the TileJSON plugin. The issue appears to be with the fact the 'map' is not actually a leaflet object, but rather a shiny output. Vector tiles make huge maps fast while offering full design flexibility. The first way is to use the native L.tileLayer function this is the most used way for basemaps and it doesn’t need any plugin, but we have to configure the map options (initial view, zomm levels, etc.).
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As part of that experience I also need to adapt the look & feel of the maps that I am showing in the app - I should mention that the maps are for a very limited geographic area. Next we will explain two ways how to create a map in Leaflet using your MapTiler maps. In an app that I am currently developing I have downloadable "modules" that alter the look & feel of the app.
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