A wrapper for mapview::mapview. x can be an sf object or sf list. If nm is NULL and x is an sf list the first item in the list is used.
Usage
mapview_col(x, col = NULL, nm = "data", na.rm = TRUE, ...)
mapview_yn(x, col = NULL, no.rm = TRUE, ...)
mapview_exif(path = NULL, filetype = "jpeg", popup = TRUE, ...)
mapview_flickr(
x = NULL,
user_id = NULL,
tags = NULL,
api_key = NULL,
img_size = "s",
num = 25,
popup = TRUE,
...
)
make_img_leafpop(images, popup = TRUE)
Arguments
- x
a
Raster*
orSpatial*
orSatellite
orsf
orstars
object or a list of any combination of those. Furthermore, this can also be adata.frame
, anumeric vector
or acharacter string
pointing to a tile image folder or file on disk. If missing, a blank map will be drawn. A value of NULL will return NULL.- col
Column name passed to zcol parameter, Default:
NULL
- nm
Character vector. If x is a sf list, filter the mapview data to those named in nm. If
NULL
, mapview displays the first item in the sf list; defaults to "data".- na.rm
If TRUE and col is not NULL, filter NA values from the col before passing to mapview::mapview
- ...
Arguments passed on to
mapview::mapview
- path
A path to folder of one or more files with EXIF location metadata.
- filetype
The file extension or file type; defaults to
NULL
.- popup
If
TRUE
, add a popup image to a leaflet map; defaultsTRUE
.- user_id
The NSID of the user who's photo to search. If this parameter isn't passed then everybody's public photos will be searched.
- tags
Optional list of EXIF tags to read from files. Must include GPS tags to create an sf object.
- api_key
Flickr API key. If api_key is `NULL`, the function uses [getFlickrAPIKey()] to use the environment variable "FLICKR_API_KEY" as the key.
- img_size
Defaults to "s" (small). Options ranging from smallest to largest include "sq", "t", "s", "q", "m", "n", "z", "c", "l", and "o"
- num
Number of images to display; defaults to 25. 250 is maximum using
get_flickr_photos()
.- images
A simple feature object with columns for the image path/url, image width, and image height.