HeatMapLayerOptions interface

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Package:

azure-maps-control

Options used when rendering Point objects in a HeatMapLayer.

Extends

LayerOptions

Properties

color	Specifies the color gradient used to colorize the pixels in the heatmap. This is defined using an expression that uses ["heatmap-density"] as input. Default ["interpolate",["linear"],["heatmap-density"],0,"rgba(0,0, 255,0)",0.1,"royalblue",0.3,"cyan",0.5,"lime",0.7,"yellow",1,"red"]
filter	An expression specifying conditions on source features. Only features that match the filter are displayed.
intensity	Similar to heatmap-weight but specifies the global heatmap intensity. The higher this value is, the more ‘weight’ each point will contribute to the appearance. Default 1
maxZoom	An integer specifying the maximum zoom level to render the layer at. This value is exclusive, i.e. the layer will be visible at maxZoom > zoom >= minZoom. Default 24.
minZoom	An integer specifying the minimum zoom level to render the layer at. This value is inclusive, i.e. the layer will be visible at maxZoom > zoom >= minZoom. Default 0.
opacity	The opacity at which the heatmap layer will be rendered defined as a number between 0 and 1. Default 1.
radius	The radius in pixels used to render a data point on the heatmap. The radius must be a number greater or equal to 1. Default 30.
source	The id or instance of a data source which the layer will render.
sourceLayer	Required when the source of the layer is a VectorTileSource. A vector source can have multiple layers within it, this identifies which one to render in this layer. Prohibited for all other types of sources.
visible	Specifies if the layer is visible or not. Default true.
weight	Specifies how much an individual data point contributes to the heatmap. Must be a number greater than 0. A value of 5 would be equivalent to having 5 points of weight 1 in the same spot. This is useful when clustering points to allow heatmap rendering or large datasets. Default 1

Property Details

color

Specifies the color gradient used to colorize the pixels in the heatmap. This is defined using an expression that uses ["heatmap-density"] as input. Default ["interpolate",["linear"],["heatmap-density"],0,"rgba(0,0, 255,0)",0.1,"royalblue",0.3,"cyan",0.5,"lime",0.7,"yellow",1,"red"]

color?: Expression

Property Value

Expression

filter

An expression specifying conditions on source features. Only features that match the filter are displayed.

filter?: Expression

Property Value

Expression

intensity

Similar to heatmap-weight but specifies the global heatmap intensity. The higher this value is, the more ‘weight’ each point will contribute to the appearance. Default 1

intensity?: number | Expression

Property Value

number | Expression

maxZoom

An integer specifying the maximum zoom level to render the layer at. This value is exclusive, i.e. the layer will be visible at maxZoom > zoom >= minZoom. Default 24.

maxZoom?: number

Property Value

number

minZoom

An integer specifying the minimum zoom level to render the layer at. This value is inclusive, i.e. the layer will be visible at maxZoom > zoom >= minZoom. Default 0.

minZoom?: number

Property Value

number

opacity

The opacity at which the heatmap layer will be rendered defined as a number between 0 and 1. Default 1.

opacity?: number | Expression

Property Value

number | Expression

radius

The radius in pixels used to render a data point on the heatmap. The radius must be a number greater or equal to 1. Default 30.

radius?: number | Expression

Property Value

number | Expression

source

The id or instance of a data source which the layer will render.

source?: string | Source

Property Value

string | Source

sourceLayer

Required when the source of the layer is a VectorTileSource. A vector source can have multiple layers within it, this identifies which one to render in this layer. Prohibited for all other types of sources.

sourceLayer?: string

Property Value

string

visible

Specifies if the layer is visible or not. Default true.

visible?: boolean

Property Value

boolean

weight

Specifies how much an individual data point contributes to the heatmap. Must be a number greater than 0. A value of 5 would be equivalent to having 5 points of weight 1 in the same spot. This is useful when clustering points to allow heatmap rendering or large datasets. Default 1

weight?: number | Expression

Property Value

number | Expression