Sunday, 21 May 2017

Adding Leaflet legend based on symbology?



I have a question related to legend. I have a series of layers as the picture below. I want to add legend (symbology) base on categories on that map. For example, if I select layer land use, the symbology (color and categories) will appear on that map.


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Answer



If you're using Geoserver, you can import and SLD (style) file that you can create in QGIS. You then style your layer using the SLD, and Geoserver will generate a dynamic image based on the SLD of the layer. You can copy the path to that image, and use it in the Leaflet legend plugin.


Here's a picture of our Leaflet map containing a WMS layer (for the picture) and a GeoJSON layer for interactivity. (I manage both in one script that can be added to other maps easily).


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Once you've created the Geoserver Style based on the QGIS-based SLD file, apply it to your layer. You'll see in your Layer > Publishing the image of the legend:



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The Leaflet Legend basically creates a pane with a mouseover button which inside you can put whatever you want, in my case, the URL to the image that Geoserver is maintaining.


The HTML looks like this:




Utilization Rate:

Utilization rate calulcated daily using capacity and today's student totals by school





Residential Development Student Yield:

Residential development student yields maintained via City and Developer announcements. Student yield estimates based on number and types of units.

Note: Developments yielding 0-5 students not shown.







And again, we're using 2 layers in the map: the WMS is simply a styled picture of the data. The GeoJSON layer is for interactivity (pop-ups with data-driven text from PostgreSQL/PostGIS.


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