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view attributes of layers #165

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mapsam opened this issue Jul 13, 2015 · 5 comments
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view attributes of layers #165

mapsam opened this issue Jul 13, 2015 · 5 comments

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@mapsam
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mapsam commented Jul 13, 2015

There should be a way to view/edit the parameters information for each feature of a layer. This can be tabulated data for now!

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mapsam commented Jul 13, 2015

WIP on the view-attributes branch!

dropchop-attributetable

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alukach commented Jul 13, 2015

Wow, that looks great!

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powersa commented Jul 13, 2015

Nice work @mapsam! That looks amazing.

@mapsam mapsam modified the milestone: Alpha Sep 8, 2015
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You should merge this! It looks awesome!

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mapsam commented Oct 21, 2015

Ha, I think we actually have it mostly put together in the attr.dropchop.js file - I just wasn't able to push it far enough to be useful beyond just looking at attributes.

Things that I'd like the view attributes layer to be able to do:

  • sort columns
  • delete row/rows
  • edit cells

One problem I ran into was when viewing a geojson (i.e. an overpass layer) you see a ton of columns/keys that don't exist throughout each feature, so column order got really screwy. This would have to be addressed by adding a piece that essentially adds NULL to key/values that don't exist.

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