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It would be cool to have a way to do "map comparisons" from Python. This would be along the lines of mapbox-gl-compare:
On the JS side, this would take a bit of work. Primarily, I have to figure out how to:
I did a little test:
<DeckGL views={[ new MapView({ id: "left", width: "50%", controller: true, }), new MapView({ id: "right", x: "50%", width: "50%", controller: true, }), ]}
It's nice that the deck.gl part is working, but not sure how to get the basemap to render in both.
On the Python side, the easiest way to do this would probably be to have a new SplitMap class that manages two sets of layers.
SplitMap
See also:
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It would be cool to have a way to do "map comparisons" from Python. This would be along the lines of mapbox-gl-compare:
On the JS side, this would take a bit of work. Primarily, I have to figure out how to:
I did a little test:
It's nice that the deck.gl part is working, but not sure how to get the basemap to render in both.
On the Python side, the easiest way to do this would probably be to have a new
SplitMap
class that manages two sets of layers.See also:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: