olwidget is a javascript library that makes it easy to add editable maps to forms. It operates by replacing a textarea with an editable map, and writes WKT data back to the textarea for processing.
olwidget.js functions as a standalone javascript library, usable in any context where you need editable maps. django-olwidget is an included Django application that uses olwidget.js to smoothly integrate editable maps into Django forms and to improve the functionality of forms in admin.
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Features
- Easy creation of maps with editable overlays
- Support for points, linestrings, polygons, and multiple geometry types per map
- Multiple map providers (including OpenStreetMaps, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, etc)
- Maps with informational windows, clustered points, and paginated data displays
- Extended features for maps in Django admin, including overview maps on changelist pages, support for multiple geometries and collection types, and customizable map colors, start points, and zoom levels.
Several examples of fun maps.
Download
Code can be downloaded from github. To get olwidget, clone the git repository:
git clone git://github.com/yourcelf/olwidget.git
Found a bug? Please file an issue on github. For help, new feature ideas, and development please write to the mailing list.
Documentation
- For Django developers intending to use
django-olwidgetfor editable and informational maps inside and outside of Django admin, please see the documentation for the django app. - For javascript developers intending to use
olwidget.jswithout Django, please see documentation for olwidget.js. - Upgrading? See a list of backwards incompatible changes
Authors
olwidget is written by Charlie DeTar (cfd@media.mit.edu). It was originally based on the Django OSMAdmin implementation by Justin Bronn, Travis Pinney & David Springmeyer, but has divereged substantially since then.
Copying
Note: This software is not a part of Django, but the author relinqueshes copyright to the Django Software Foundation.
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