benyamindsmith/mapbliss

Create Beautiful Maps Of Your Adventures With Leaflet In R.

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mapbliss's Issues

Frame Idea #4

Need to figure out the Shiny/CSS code to do this:

Feature Request: Add titles to maps produced.

This seems like something which would serve as a separate function that can be piped from a map. For example, the code would look like this:

library(mapBliss)

plot_route_flex(...) %>% 
             add_title(title="My roadtrip title",
                            font = "font-choice",
                            font_size = "font- size",
                            title_position=c("top","bottom", "left","right"),
                            title_padding="10px") 

Some links to look into:

1. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49072510/r-add-title-to-leaflet-map
2. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62404694/set-title-of-leaflet-for-r-web-page?noredirect=1&lq=1

Frame Idea #5

Need to figure out how to write the Shiny/CSS code for this:

Accomidate Creation of Star Maps.

Some Links

1. https://mapsformoments.co.uk/9-star-map?step=design
2. https://github.com/astronexus/HYG-Database
3. https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/32875/i-am-looking-for-the-skymap-api-to-create-nightsky-star-maps
4. https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/51508/is-there-a-library-api-like-leaflet-available-for-starmaps
5. https://observablehq.com/@pcarleton/visualizing-the-night-sky-working-with-d3-celestial
6. https://github.com/ofrohn/d3-celestial
7. https://kimnewzealand.github.io/2019/02/21/celestial-maps/
8. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75064069/creating-star-map-visualizations-based-on-location-and-date/

No label indentation if label_position="left"

Also tried:

• text_indent, but didn't see any effect
• adding spaces to label_text, but that is effectively ignored

plot[_hybrid]_route_flex: label positioning

Hey Ben, great package!

I've noticed the label_position argument doesn't place labels in their designated spots, they all default to "left".
This is happening in both the plot_route_flex & plot_hybrid_route_flex functions.

In the past label positioning did work in these functions, I can't pinpoint exactly what changed on my machine and when positioning stopped working, apologies.

I've attached my OS & R configuration, hope it's helpful (this is my first time raising an issue in the public domain - no idea what i'm doing). Let me know if you need any more info.

os_info.txt
r_info.txt

Cheers,
Oliver

bug (probably from ArcGis side)

Hi,
I have a bug testing your example :/

I'm going to nvestigate on the side of the problems between ArcGis and Ubuntu but if you have an idea to know where this bug comes from...

Well, I don't have any problems with plot_city_view() and with plot_flights(), but running plot_route() I have the same error message.

So I test alone some functions used in plot_route() :

• geocode(), osrmRoute(), st_geometry(), leaflet() : and they work ...

I isolate the problem and it comes from the for loop :
for(i in 1:(nrow(address_single)-1)){ trip[[i]] <- osrmRoute(src=address_single[i,2:3] %>% c, dst=address_single[i+1,2:3] %>% c, returnclass="sf", overview="full", osrm.profile = how[i] ) }

Frame Idea #3

Need to figure out the Shiny Code/CSS to do this:

Frame Idea #2

Need to figure out the Shiny Code/CSS to do this: