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Maps that use Mapbox map designs, data or software usually must display the Mapbox logo and text attribution. This guide explains when, why, and how you are required to add these forms of attribution, and any exceptions.
I'm using Mapbox GL JS version 0.32. Is there a way to export the map to a high-res PNG or PDF? Obviously, I can just screenshot, but it would be nice if there was a more formal way. I found this repo, but it looks old and isn't clear how it works. I tried using the preserveDrawingBuffer option:
- Use Cases
- Key Concepts
- Use Mapbox GL JS with Other Tools
- Attribution
Use cases for Mapbox GL JS include: 1. Visualizing and animating geographic data 2. Querying and filtering features on a map 3. Placing your data between layers of a Mapbox style 4. Dynamically displaying and styling custom client-side data on a map 5. 3D data visualizations and animations 6. Adding markers and popups to maps programmatically For m...
Mapbox GL
The "GL" in Mapbox GL JS refers to Mapbox GL, a graphics library that renders 2D and 3D Mapbox maps as dynamic visual graphics with OpenGLin any compatible web browser, without using additional plugins.
Client-side rendering
Mapbox GL JS relies on client-side rendering. Mapbox GL JS maps are dynamically rendered by combining vector tiles with style rules in the browser rather than on a server, which makes it possible to change the maps's style and displayed data in response to user interaction.
The Map class
The mapboxgl.Mapclass is the basis of every Mapbox GL JS project. The example code in this section demonstrates the minimum you need to add a map to your page: 1. accessToken: This Mapbox access tokenassociates your Mapbox GL JS map with a Mapbox account. 2. container: The HTML element in which the map will be placed. In the example above, this element is the with an ID of "map". 3. style: The style URL of the map style being used to determine which tilesets the map includes and how the...
Mapbox GL JS works well with many other Mapbox tools. You can use your own data in a map, create your own custom map style, add interactivity, and more.
When you create a map with Mapbox GL JS, it automatically includes attribution on the bottom right corner of the map. For additional display options, see the API documentation for AttributionControl. For more details on what kinds of attribution Mapbox requires and why, see the Attributionguide.
Display a map on a webpage. This example uses mapboxgl.Map to initialize a Mapbox map inside an HTML element on a webpage. You can use the map parameters style, center, and zoom to define the initial appearance of the map.
Mapbox GL JS is a JavaScript library for interactive, customizable vector maps on the web. It takes map styles that conform to the Mapbox Style Specification, applies them to vector tiles that conform to the Mapbox Vector Tile Specification, and renders them using WebGL.
Mapbox GL JS powers the most compelling map experiences on the web with dynamic rendering capabilities, powerful map controls, and fast handling of custom data at scale. Get started for free.
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Mapbox GL JS: JavaScript library that allows you to add interactive maps to your websites or applications. It provides a wide range of options for customizing the appearance of your maps. You can use Mapbox GL JS to modify map styles, add data layers, apply custom filters, change map colors, and adjust zoom levels.
