mappe/last_version/assets/component/leaflet/coord_mobile

Leaflet.MapCenterCoord

A Leaflet control to display the coordinates of the map center, especially useful on touch/mobile devices.

The initial idea was based on the plugin Leaflet.MousePosition.

Requirements

Leaflet v7.x
Tested ok on Leaflet 1.0 beta2

Some tested platforms

Android 4.4.2: Google Chrome 47 and stock browser
iOS 9.2: Safari

Desktops: Windows 7, Windows 10, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Google Chrome 47, Firefox 43, Microsoft Internet Explorer 10, 11 and Edge 25

Examples

http://xguaita.github.io/Leaflet.MapCenterCoord/

Sources in /examples folder

Install

• Download latest release

  • Source code in /src folder
  • Minified versions in /dist

• Include js and css files located in the /dist folder (production) or /src (development)

• If you want to change the code and build minified versions:
  First, install node.js on your system. Then run npm install to build the minified js and css into /dist

Usage

Add the following line to your map initialization:

L.control.mapCenterCoord().addTo(map);

You can also pass a configuration.

Configuration options

The MapCenterCoord control inherits options from Leaflet Controls.

Option	Type	Default	Description
position	String	'bottomleft'	The standard Leaflet.Control position parameter
icon	Boolean	true	Shows crosshair icon on map center
onMove	Boolean	false	Update the coordinates of the map center while dragging
template	String	'{y} | {x}'	Display template
latlngFormat	String	'DD'	Show lat/lng coordinates in 3 possible formats: Decimal degrees 'DD' (DDD.DDDDD°) Degrees and decimal minutes 'DM' (DDD° MM.MMM') Degrees, minutes and seconds 'DMS' (DDD° MM' SS.S")
latlngDesignators	Boolean	false	Show N-S and E-W
projected	Boolean	false	Show projected coordinates
formatProjected	String	'#.##0,0'	Number format mask for projected coordinates. JavaScript Number Formatter project: sample/help page
latLngFormatter	Function	undefined	Function that takes the lattitude and longitude as arguments and returns a single formatted string, e.g. function (lat, lng) { return lat + " north and " + lng + " west"; }

License

This software is released under the MIT license.