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snapr

Library enabling a flexible and frictionless way to render snapshots of maps with overlayed geometries

16 releases (6 breaking)

new 0.7.1 Nov 12, 2024
0.7.0 Nov 5, 2024
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Snapr

Snapr (/ˈsnæp ər/) is a library that enables a flexible and frictionless way to render snapshots of maps with overlayed geometries.

Examples

  • Open Street Maps - Collection of binaries using an OSM tile fetcher.
    • Point - Example showing how to draw a point geometry.
    • Line - Example showing how to draw a line geometry.
    • Line String - Example showing how to draw a line string geometry.
    • Polygon - Example showing how to draw a polygon geometry.
  • Labels - Example showing how to label a point geometry.
  • SVGs - Example showing how to draw an SVG on top of a point geometry.
  • Batch - Example showing how to use a TileFetcher::Batch, as opposed to the usual TileFetcher::Individual variant.
  • Stateful - Example showing how to implement the IndividualTileFetcher trait to enable a TileFetcher that keeps track of state.
  • Tokio - Example showing how to use the tokio feature flag to build an asynchronous TileFetcher.

License

Licensed under the MIT License found at the root of the repository.

Dependencies

~12–19MB
~252K SLoC