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StaticMaps npm version

A node.js library for creating map images with markers, polylines, polygons and text. This library is a node.js implementation of Static Map.

Map with polyline

Prerequisites

Image manipulation is based on Sharp. Pre-compiled binaries for sharp are provided for use with Node versions 10+ on 64-bit Windows, OS X and Linux platforms. For other OS or using with Heroku, Docker, AWS Lambda please refer to sharp installation instructions.

Releases

Version sharp node.js (pre-compiled)
1.3.4+ 0.25.2 10+
1.2.6 0.23.2 8, 10, 12, 13
1.2.3 0.22.1 6, 8, 10, 11, 12

Changelog

Installation

> npm i staticmaps

Getting Started

Initialization

import StaticMaps from 'staticmaps';
const options = {
  width: 600,
  height: 400
};
const map = new StaticMaps(options);

Map options

Parameter Default Description
width Required Width of the output image in px
height Required Height of the output image in px
paddingX 0 (optional) Minimum distance in px between map features and map border
paddingY 0 (optional) Minimum distance in px between map features and map border
tileUrl (optional) Tile server URL for the map base layer
tileSize 256 (optional) Tile size in pixel
subdomains [] (optional) Subdomains of tile server, usage ['a', 'b', 'c']
tileRequestTimeout (optional) Timeout for the tiles request
tileRequestHeader {} (optional) Additional headers for the tiles request (default: {})
tileRequestLimit 2 (optional) Limit concurrent connections to the tiles server
zoomRange { min: 1, max: 17 } (optional) Defines the range of zoom levels to try
maxZoom (optional) DEPRECATED: Use zoomRange.max instead: forces zoom to stay at least this far from the surface, useful for tile servers that error on high levels
reverseY false (optional) If true, reverse the y index of the tiles to match the TMS naming format

Methods

addMarker (options)

Adds a marker to the map.

Marker options
Parameter Default Description
coord Required Coordinates of the marker ([Lng, Lat])
img Required Marker image path or URL
height Required Height of the marker image
width Required Width of the marker image
offsetX width/2 (optional) X offset of the marker image
offsetY height (optional) Y offset of the marker image
Usage example
const marker = {
  img: `${__dirname}/marker.png`, // can also be a URL
  offsetX: 24,
  offsetY: 48,
  width: 48,
  height: 48,
  coord : [13.437524,52.4945528]
};
map.addMarker(marker);

addLine (options)

Adds a polyline to the map.

Polyline options
Parameter Default Description
coords Required Coordinates of the polyline ([[Lng, Lat], ... ,[Lng, Lat]])
color #000000BB Stroke color of the polyline
width 3 Stroke width of the polyline
Usage example
  const polyline = {
    coords: [
      [13.399259,52.482659],
      [13.387849,52.477144],
      [13.40538,52.510632]
    ],
    color: '#0000FFBB',
    width: 3
  };

  map.addLine(polyline);

addPolygon(options)

Adds a polygon to the map. Polygon is the same as a polyline but first and last coordinate are equal.

map.addPolygon(options);
Polygon options
Parameter Default Description
coords Required Coordinates of the polygon ([[Lng, Lat], ... ,[Lng, Lat]])
color #000000BB Stroke color of the polygon
width 3 Stroke width of the polygon
fill #000000BB Fill color of the polygon
Usage example
  const polygon = {
    coords: [
      [13.399259,52.482659],
      [13.387849,52.477144],
      [13.40538,52.510632],
      [13.399259,52.482659]
    ],
    color: '#0000FFBB',
    width: 3
  };

  map.addPolygon(polygon);

addMultiPolygon(options)

Adds a multipolygon to the map.

map.addMultiPolygon(options);
Multipolygon options
Parameter Default Description
coords Required Coordinates of the multipolygon ([[Lng, Lat], ... ,[Lng, Lat]])
color #000000BB Stroke color of the multipolygon
width 3 Stroke width of the multipolygon
fill #000000BB Fill color of the multipolygon
Usage example
  const multipolygon = {
    coords: [
      [
        [-89.9619685, 41.7792032],
        [-89.959505, 41.7792084],
        [-89.9594928, 41.7827904],
        [-89.9631906, 41.7827815],
        [-89.9632678, 41.7821559],
        [-89.9634801, 41.7805341],
        [-89.9635341, 41.780109],
        [-89.9635792, 41.7796834],
        [-89.9636183, 41.7792165],
        [-89.9619685, 41.7792032],
      ],
      [
        [-89.9631647, 41.7809413],
        [-89.9632927, 41.7809487],
        [-89.9631565, 41.781985],
        [-89.9622404, 41.7819137],
        [-89.9623616, 41.780997],
        [-89.963029, 41.7810114],
        [-89.9631647, 41.7809413],
      ],
    ],
    color: '#0000FFBB',
    width: 3
  };

  map.addMultiPolygon(multipolygon);

addText(options)

Adds text to the map.

map.addText(options)
Text options
Parameter Default Description
coord Required Coordinates of the text ([x, y])
text Required The text to render
color #000000BB Stroke color of the text
width 1px Stroke width of the text
fill #000000 Fill color of the text
size 12 Font-size of the text
font Arial Font-family of the text
anchor start Anchor of the text (start, middle or end)
Usage example
  const text = {
    coord: [13.437524, 52.4945528],
    text: 'My Text',
    size: 50,
    width: 1,
    fill: '#000000',
    color: '#ffffff',
    font: 'Calibri',
    anchor: 'middle'
  };

  map.addText(text);

render (center, zoom)

Renders the map.

map.render();
Render options
Parameter Default Description
center (optional) Set center of map to a specific coordinate ([Lng, Lat])
zoom (optional) Set a specific zoom level.

image.save (fileName, [outputOptions])

Saves the image to a file in fileName.

map.image.save('my-staticmap-image.png', { compressionLevel: 9 });
Arguments
Parameter Default Description
fileName output.png Name of the output file. Specify output format (png, jpg, webp) by adding file extension.
outputOptions (optional) Output options set for sharp

The outputOptions replaces the deprectated quality option. For Backwards compatibility quality still works but will be overwritten with outputOptions.quality.

Returns
<Promise>

If callback is undefined it return a Promise. DEPRECATED


image.buffer (mime, [outputOptions])

Saves the image to a file.

map.image.buffer('image/jpeg', { quality: 75 });
Arguments
Parameter Default Description
mime image/png Mime type(image/png, image/jpg or image/webp) of the output buffer
outputOptions {} (optional) Output options set for sharp

The outputOptions replaces the deprectated quality option. For Backwards compatibility quality still works but will be overwritten with outputOptions.quality.

Returns
<Promise>

If callback is undefined it return a Promise. DEPRECATED

Usage Examples

Simple map w/ zoom and center

const zoom = 13;
const center = [13.437524,52.4945528];

map.render(center, zoom)
  .then(() => map.image.save('center.png'))  
  .then(() => console.log('File saved!'))
  .catch(function(err) { console.log(err); });

Output

Map with zoom and center

Simple map with bounding box

If specifying a bounding box instead of a center, the optimal zoom will be calculated.

const bbox = [
  11.414795,51.835778,  // lng,lat of first point
  11.645164,51.733833   // lng,lat of second point, ...
];

map.render(bbox)
  .then(() => map.image.save('bbox.png'))  
  .then(() => console.log('File saved!'))
  .catch(console.log);

Output

Map with bbox


Map with single marker

const marker = {
  img: `${__dirname}/marker.png`, // can also be a URL,
  offsetX: 24,
  offsetY: 48,
  width: 48,
  height: 48,
  coord: [13.437524, 52.4945528],
 };
map.addMarker(marker);
map.render()
  .then(() => map.image.save('single-marker.png'))
  .then(() => { console.log('File saved!'); })
  .catch(console.log);

You're free to specify a center as well, otherwise the marker will be centered.

Output

Map with marker


Map with multiple marker

const marker = {
  img: `${__dirname}/marker.png`, // can also be a URL
  offsetX: 24,
  offsetY: 48,
  width: 48,
  height: 48
};

marker.coord = [13.437524,52.4945528];
map.addMarker(marker);
marker.coord = [13.430524,52.4995528];
map.addMarker(marker);
marker.coord = [13.410524,52.5195528];
map.addMarker(marker);

map.render()
  .then(() => map.image.save('multiple-marker.png'))
  .then(() => { console.log('File saved!'); })
  .catch(console.log);

Output

Map with multiple markers


Map with polyline

var line = {
  coords: [
    [13.399259,52.482659],
    [13.387849,52.477144],
    [13.40538,52.510632]
  ],
  color: '#0000FFBB',
  width: 3
};

map.addLine(line);
map.render()
  .then(() => map.image.save('test/out/polyline.png'))
  .then(() => console.log('File saved!'))
  .catch(console.log);

Output

Map with polyline

Blue Marble by NASA with text

const options = {
    width: 1200,
    height: 800,
    tileUrl: 'https://map1.vis.earthdata.nasa.gov/wmts-webmerc/BlueMarble_NextGeneration/default/GoogleMapsCompatible_Level8/{z}/{y}/{x}.jpg',
    zoomRange: {
      max: 8, // NASA server does not support level 9 or higher
    }
  };

  const map = new StaticMaps(options);
  const text = {
    coord: [13.437524, 52.4945528],
    text: 'My Text',
    size: 50,
    width: '1px',
    fill: '#000000',
    color: '#ffffff',
    font: 'Calibri'
  };

  map.addText(text);

  map.render([13.437524, 52.4945528])
    .then(() => map.image.save('test/out/bluemarbletext.png'));

Output

NASA Blue Marble with text

Tile server with subdomains

{s} - subdomain (subdomain), is necessary in order not to fall into the limit for requests to the same domain. Some servers can block your IP if you get tiles from one of subdomains of tile server.

const options = {
    width: 1024,
    height: 1024,
    subdomains: ['a', 'b', 'c'],
    tileUrl: 'https://{s}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png'
};

const map = new StaticMaps(options);

map.render([13.437524, 52.4945528], 13)
.then(() => map.image.save('test/out/subdomains.png'));

Contributers

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