Contents
- 1 How to install the JavaScript API for use with ArcGIS for?
- 2 Which is the Best Editor for the ArcGIS API?
- 3 How are API keys tied to an ArcGIS account?
- 4 Where is the remoteclient loaded in ArcGIS-JS API?
- 5 When to use a locally hosted JavaScript API?
- 6 Which is the latest version of ArcGIS for JavaScript?
How to install the JavaScript API for use with ArcGIS for?
Navigate to the ArcGIS API for JavaScript page. Sign in using Esri Global Account credentials. Under the ArcGIS Web SDKs (Download for Hosting Locally) section, download both the API and Documentation. Note: At time of publishing the current JSAPI release is 3.16 and all subsequent folder paths include this information.
When do you need a web server for ArcGIS?
As a side note, a web server is not necessary when the ArcGIS API for JavaScript is used in embedded scenarios, for example Microsoft PowerBI, Windows Store app, or Adobe Creative Cloud. JavaScript developers have a wide-range of development environment options.
Which is the Best Editor for the ArcGIS API?
The JavaScript team maintains a TypeScript definition for the ArcGIS API for JavaScript. Amongst the JavaScript team, the most popular editors are Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, and WebStorm. Below is a list of some of the more popular options (some are free, some require paid licenses).
Is there a typescript definition for ArcGIS JavaScript?
Many of the newer IDEs (e.g. Atom, Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code) support syntax checking with JSHint and code hinting when providing a TypeScript definition file. The JavaScript team maintains a TypeScript definition for the ArcGIS API for JavaScript.
How are API keys tied to an ArcGIS account?
An API key is tied explicitly to an ArcGIS account; it is also used to monitor service usage. Setting a fine-grained API key on a specific class overrides this global API key. Overrides the URL for loading the API assets when using local builds of the @arcgis/core and arcgis-js-api NPM packages.
How to override the URL for the ArcGIS API?
Overrides the URL for loading the API assets when using local builds of the @arcgis/core and arcgis-js-api NPM packages. The URL for font resources used by the Font class in FeatureLayer and CSVLayer labels.
Where is the remoteclient loaded in ArcGIS-JS API?
The AMD CDN build has a default value for when this property isn’t set. This is required when using custom workers. See this ESM sample. This is used by the @arcgis/core and arcgis-js-api NPM packages to control where to load a custom build of the RemoteClient from. By default, RemoteClient is loaded from the API’s assets. See this ESM sample.
How can I find out If geolocation is allowed?
When viewing this application in a supported browser the user is asked if they want to allow geolocation. In the error callback, you can check the error code and determine if geolocation was allowed. In this sample we add a graphic to the map to mark the users current location.
When to use a locally hosted JavaScript API?
In some cases, you may need to use a locally hosted version of the JavaScript API, for example, if you are in a restricted network environment with no internet access. You can also download and install the SDK which includes the Guide, API reference, Sample Code, and documentation.
Is the ArcGIS API available as AMD or es?
The ArcGIS API for JavaScript is available as AMD and ES modules. Since version 4.0 the API has been shipped as AMD, for example the CDN uses AMD modules. Starting at 4.18, the API is also available as ES modules. Your implementation use case will affect which modules to use with your application, framework or build tools.
Which is the latest version of ArcGIS for JavaScript?
Current version: 4.19 April 2021. Release notes. This guide describes how to use ArcGIS API for JavaScript to build compelling web apps that unlock your data’s potential with interactive user experiences and stunning 2D and 3D visualizations. If you are new to ArcGIS start with the mapping APIs and location services guide.