How To

This chapter explains how to use the main features and example apps coming with the Data Inspector Library:

• Run Example Apps
• Visualize Data
  • SDII Data
  • HERE Map Content Data
  • GeoJSON Data
  • Custom Data
  • Coverage Data
• Inspect Multiple Layers
• Inspect Object Store Layers
  • Map Configuration
• Inspect Interactive Map Layers
• View Partitions List
• Create Rendering Plugins
  • Development Environment
  • Best Practices for Rendering Plugin Creation
  • Rendering Functions
  • Plugin Examples
• Style GeoJSON Visualization
• Use Token from Server Token Provider
• Use Map Zoom Controls
• Distribute Web Apps

If you are not yet familiar with how to configure your environment and create the base code for a new project, see the Create Basic App chapter first.

After you have created a sample app, you can decide which components are suitable for your implementation and use them in your web app. You can also review example Web apps.

You can find further information about each component in the Data Inspector Library API Reference. Also, all public methods and properties of the Library components are documented using TypeDoc comments. This means that your integrated development environment (IDE) should provide you with contextual help while you are coding.