SDK Reference
The Map SDK provides a range of functions for embedding, controlling, querying and monitoring Studio maps embedded in web pages or Jupyter Notebooks.
The Map SDK API is summarized here. Note that each function is documented on a dedicated page that provides detailed information, including JavaScript and Python syntax, as well as sample code snippets.
Annotation Functions
Functions related to annotations, which are labeled callouts applied to custom positions on your map, and can optionally feature a pointer/line. For a brief description and easy-to-follow examples, please visit the Annotation Functions page.
| API Function | Description |
|---|---|
| addAnnotation | Adds a new annotation to the map. |
| getAnnotations | Gets all the annotations currently available in the map. |
| getAnnotationById | Retrieves an annotation by its identifier. |
| removeAnnotation | Removes an annotation from the map. |
| updateAnnotation | Updates an existing annotation with given values. |
Dataset Functions
Functions related to managing datasets associated with your maps. For a brief description and easy-to-follow examples, please visit the Data Functions page.
| API Function | Description |
|---|---|
| addDataset | Adds a new dataset to the map. |
| addTileDataset | Adds a new tiled dataset to the map. |
| getDatasetById | Retrieves a dataset by its identifier. |
| getDatasetWithData | Retrieves a dataset record with its data for a given dataset. |
| getDatasets | Gets all datasets available on the map. |
| removeDataset | Removes a dataset from the map. |
| replaceDataset | Replaces a given dataset with a new one. |
| updateDataset | Updates an existing dataset with given values. |
Effect Functions
Functions for managing visual post-processing effects.
| API Function | Description |
|---|---|
| addEffect | Adds a visual effect to the map. |
| getEffects | Get all visual effects applied to the map. |
| getEffectById | Get a visual effect by its ID. |
| removeEffect | Remove a visual effect from the map. |
| updateEffect | Update a visual effect on the map. |
Filter Functions
Functions for data filters applied to your map, including timeline filters for temporal, animated maps. For a brief description and easy-to-follow examples, please visit the Filter Functions page.
| API Function | Description |
|---|---|
| addFilter | Adds a filter to the map. |
| addFilterFromConfig | Adds a new filter from a filter config. |
| getFilterById | Retrieves a filter by its identifier. |
| getFilters | Gets all the filters currently applied to the map. |
| removeFilter | Removes a filter from the map. |
| updateFilter | Updates an existing filter with given values. |
| updateTimeline | Updates a time range filter timeline with given values. |
Layer Functions
Functions for managing visual layers and layer groups. For a brief description and easy-to-follow examples, please visit the Layer Functions page.
| API Function | Description |
|---|---|
| addLayer | Adds a new layer to the map. |
| addLayerFromConfig | Creates a new layer from a layer config. |
| addLayerGroup | Adds a new layer group to the map. |
| getLayerById | Retrieves a layer by its identifier. |
| getLayerGroupById | Retrieves a layer group by its identifier. |
| getLayerGroups | Gets all the layer groups currently available in the map. |
| getLayers | Gets all the layers currently available in the map. |
| getLayerTimeline | Gets the current layer timeline configuration. |
| removeLayer | Removes a layer from the map. |
| removeLayerGroup | Removes a layer group from the map. |
| updateLayer | Updates an existing layer with given values. |
| updateLayerGroup | Updates an existing layer group with given values. |
| updateLayerTimeline | Updates the current layer timeline configuration. |
Map Functions
Functions for managing the map's state, including view modes, limits, themes, as well as visual effects. For a brief description and easy-to-follow examples, please visit the Map Functions page.
| API Function | Description |
|---|---|
| addToDOM | Adds a map into a container element provided as an argument. (Normally called in constructor.) |
| createMap | Create a new map instance. |
| getMapConfig | Gets the configuration representing the current map state. |
| getMapControlVisibility | Gets the map control visibility settings. |
| getMapStyles | Gets the currently available map styles. |
| getSplitMode | Gets the split mode of the map. |
| getView | Gets the current view state of the map. |
| getViewLimits | Gets the current view limits of the map. |
| getViewMode | Gets the current view mode of the map. View mode can be one of "2d", "3d", or "globe". |
| remove_event_handlers | Python-exclusive. Remove an event handler from the map. |
| set_event_handlers | Python-exclusive. Add an event handler to the map. |
| setMapConfig | Loads the given configuration into the current map. |
| setMapControlVisibility | Sets the map control visibility settings. |
| setSplitMode | Sets the split mode of the map. |
| setTheme | Sets the theme of the map. |
| setView | Sets the view state of the map. |
| setViewLimits | Sets the view limits of the map. |
| setViewMode | Sets the view mode of the map to either "2d", "3d", or "globe". |
| setViewFromConfig | Sets the view from the view config. |
| setAnimationFromConfig | Sets the animation from the config. |
Types
Types are supplied as arguments in many SDK functions. These types are documented on a separate page.
Event Handlers
Applications can add interactivity by listening to events from Studio's maps and implementing custom event handling functions.
Updated 6 months ago