How does evented work in Mapbox GL JS?
Map and other Mapbox GL JS classes emit events in response to user interactions or changes in state. Evented is the interface used to bind and unbind listeners for these events. This page describes the different types of events that Mapbox GL JS can raise.
How to display a popup on click in Mapbox?
When a user clicks a circle, show a Popup containing more information. This example uses the Mapbox Streets style. The icon-image used in this example comes from the Mapbox Streets style’s sprite. To view all available images in a style’s sprite or add additional images, open the style in Mapbox Studio and click the Images tab.
What are the different types of events in Mapbox?
This page describes the different types of events that Mapbox GL JS can raise. You can learn more about the originating events here: Map events fire when a user interacts with a Map. Marker events fire when a user interacts with a Marker. Popup events fire when a user interacts with a Popup.
How to add an icon to a route in Mapbox?
The icon-image used in this example comes from the Mapbox Streets style’s sprite. To view all available images in a style’s sprite or add additional images, open the style in Mapbox Studio and click the Images tab. To add a new image to the style at runtime see the Add an icon to the map example.
Why does load event not work in GL?
There definitely seems to be a mismatch between, on the one hand, the events, status functions and documentation, and on the other, what users expect and need in order to predictably manipulate the map state without triggering errors. Just want to add a very concrete demonstration that load does not do what the docs say it does.
How to listen for source Loaded event in JavaScript?
The most solid solution I’ve been able to find so far is to listen for sourcedata events, but use map.isSourceLoaded every single time to check if your particular source is ready. The solution is to use the undocumented style.load event that fires when new things finish loading into the style. map.once (‘style.load’, (ev) => { // });