I'm trying to see if there is a way to use a dynamic map service layer as a source for the Search Widget provided in the ArcGis Javascript API. As far as I can see from the documentation, only feature layers are supported.
Is there some sort of work around? Potentially using Locators?
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I am looking for a standardized way to create and serve MP4 files made from a series of dynamically created canvas elements which I am currently able to do with h264-mp4-encoder on a serverless Vue app, but I wish to use a more recent and supported way. I have researched it and although I really want to use ffmpeg.wasm I am not sure how to integrate it in the context of a serverless Vue SPA and browser native APIs such as MediaRecorder do not seem to be best suited for my application. The very minimum would be to be able to control the frames per second (each frame added being a HTML Canvas element), the quality of the compression and if possible add metadata and allow for variable sized canvases (both features h264-mp4-encoder does not have).
My backend exposes graphql wanted to know what is your experience with aurelia and graphql.
Are there any good libraries out there to use?
I could only find a minimal apollo bind library here https://github.com/stphdenis/aurelia-apollo-bind
Aurelia does not impose any restrictions. From examples I see in graphql docs there is nothing you can't do with Aurelia.
There is no need in specific bridge or wrapper library.
I suppose you can use this Angular 9 sample https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GifdPhc_OWU
You will need the same GraphQL queries generator. And a similar way of calling a back-end.
I guess it is even possible to write content item templates in Aurelia syntax in place of Liquid templates of content type definitions, gather them to front-end along with JSON and render together. I would try to achieve that.
does Arcgis .net runtime include any classes to load data from WFS and display it as a layer? I have been reading documentation and cannot find any WFS support. FeatureLayer seems to work only with arcgis servers.
My current solution: Request Geoserver -> parse gml -> display it as GraphisLayer filled with SimpleMarkerSymbol. I dont think its optimal, is there any better way of doing this?
Thanks for info.
WFS is not supported by the Runtime at this point. It is however on the roadmap, but I don't have any specific timeframe for it at this point.
Your current solution should work for now, but you might want to consider using FeatureCollection instead of GraphicsLayer, since it is better at rendering large amount of features with less memory load.
WFS (read-only) will be supported in the upcoming 100.5 release of ArcGIS Runtime.
Here's the API doc of Stripe: https://stripe.com/docs/api
They seem to be using a three-columns template.
I am wondering whether they use some API blueprint renderer (markdown-to-html type of script) to generate it, similarly to Aglio: https://github.com/danielgtaylor/aglio
If they don't use any renderer, what other types of API blueprint renderers exist out there?
Stripe uses an in house doc generation tool, but Slate (https://github.com/tripit/slate) is a tool modeled off of Stripe's documentation. It looks quite similar and may be what you're looking for. I haven't used it myself so unfortunately I can't tell you much more.
If you want to stick to API Blueprint markdown flavor then check out apiary (http://apiary.io) as an alternative to aglio. It's not the three column layout but it is nice looking.
I am looking to use Cytoscape.js to build an interactive web based graph builder. Is it possible to handle a drop event to create a new node or link? If not, what options, if any exist for interactive graph building using the API? It looks like I may be able to use the click event or the radial menu plugin to do something like this but I'm interested in other options. Are there any good examples out there of doing something like this?
Cytoscape.js has an extension API that can be used to create reusable components like you suggest. There are several existing extensions which you can use in addition to the documentation as examples.
It seems someone has made a similar extension, but it’s straightfoward to create your own using any of the documented API functions.
We’re working to streamline the extension writing and submission process so it’s easier to share your extensions with others in v2.3.