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mmomtchev avatar mmomtchev commented on May 10, 2024

Yes, it looks ok, what happens when you do this?

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hammo92 avatar hammo92 commented on May 10, 2024

it's freezing the window; I'm using Next 13 but have not had any issues using the other Rlayers examples. I'm using it as a dynamic component.

This is the full component

import IIIFInfo, { ImageInformationResponse } from 'ol/format/IIIFInfo'
import { Tile as LayerTile } from 'ol/layer'

import 'ol/ol.css'
import IIIF from 'ol/source/IIIF'
import React, { useEffect, useState } from 'react'
import { RContextType, RLayer, RMap } from 'rlayers'
import { RLayerRasterProps } from 'rlayers/layer/RLayerRaster'

export interface RLayerIIIFProps extends RLayerRasterProps {
    url?: string
    iiifManifest: string | ImageInformationResponse
}

class RLayerIIIF extends RLayer<RLayerIIIFProps> {
    ol: LayerTile<IIIF>
    source: IIIF

    constructor(
        props: Readonly<RLayerIIIFProps>,
        context: React.Context<RContextType>
    ) {
        super(props, context)
        this.createSource()
        this.ol = new LayerTile({ source: this.source })
        this.eventSources = [this.ol, this.source]
    }

    createSource(): void {
        const options = new IIIFInfo(
            this.props.iiifManifest
        ).getTileSourceOptions()
        if (options === undefined || options.version === undefined) {
            throw new Error('manifest is not valid IIIF configuration')
        }
        this.source = new IIIF({ ...options, zDirection: -1 })
        this.eventSources = [this.ol, this.source]
    }

    refresh(prevProps?: RLayerIIIFProps): void {
        super.refresh(prevProps)
        if (prevProps?.url !== this.props.url) this.createSource()
    }
}

export default function IiifTile(): JSX.Element {
    const url =
        'https://iiif.ub.uni-leipzig.de/iiif/j2k/0000/0107/0000010732/00000072.jpx/info.json'

    const [manifest, setManifest] = useState<
        string | ImageInformationResponse
    >()

    useEffect(() => {
        fetch(url)
            .then((response) => response.json())
            .then((imageInfo) => {
                setManifest(imageInfo)
            })
    }, [])

    if (manifest) {
        return (
            <RMap
                width={'100%'}
                height={'60vh'}
                initial={{ center: [0, 0], zoom: 1 }}
            >
                <RLayerIIIF iiifManifest={manifest} url={url} />
            </RMap>
        )
    }
    return <p>loading</p>
}

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mmomtchev avatar mmomtchev commented on May 10, 2024

This is not an rlayers problem, this layer generates an unreasonable amount of tiles. You probably need to readjust the tilegrid or the zoom level.

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hammo92 avatar hammo92 commented on May 10, 2024

For anyone encountering the same issue, solution was to utilise external state to load the IIIF:

export interface RLayerIIIFProps extends RLayerRasterProps {
    iiif: IIIF
}

export interface IiifTIleProps {
    url: string
}

class RLayerIIIF extends RLayer<RLayerIIIFProps> {
    ol: LayerTile<IIIF>
    source: IIIF

    constructor(
        props: Readonly<RLayerIIIFProps>,
        context: React.Context<RContextType>
    ) {
        super(props, context)
        this.source = this.props.iiif
        this.ol = new LayerTile({ source: this.source })
        this.eventSources = [this.ol, this.source]
    }
}

export default function IiifTile({ url }: IiifTIleProps) {
    const [iiif, setIiif] = useState<IIIF>()
    const [error, setError] = useState<string>()

    useEffect(() => {
        fetch(url)
            .then((response) => response.json())
            .then((imageInfo) => {
                const options = new IIIFInfo(imageInfo).getTileSourceOptions()
                if (options === undefined || options.version === undefined) {
                    setError(
                        'Data seems to not be valid IIIF image information.'
                    )
                    return
                }
                setIiif(new IIIF({ ...options, zDirection: -1 }))
            })
    }, [url])

    if (error) return <p>error</p>
    if (iiif) {
        return (
            <RMap
                width={'100%'}
                height={'60vh'}
                initial={{
                    center: [0, 0],
                    zoom: 1,
                }}
                extent={iiif.getTileGrid()?.getExtent()}
            >
                <RLayerIIIF iiif={iiif} />
            </RMap>
        )
    }
    return <p>loading</p>
}

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mmomtchev avatar mmomtchev commented on May 10, 2024

I think you should report this in OpenLayers - calling setSize produces an unreasonable amount of tiles

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hammo92 avatar hammo92 commented on May 10, 2024

I don't think I understand the code well enough to describe the issue well enough in a report.

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hammo92 avatar hammo92 commented on May 10, 2024

case in point: would you be able to point me in the right direction as to why the the IIIF layer in rlayers restricts the ability to zoom out (sandbox link) unlike the implementation in open layers?

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mmomtchev avatar mmomtchev commented on May 10, 2024

rlayers uses the same implementation, my only guess would be that Openlayers has a bug that manifests itself only when you create an element and then set its size via the setSize function - unlike the example

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