Better expose ipyleaflet maps #1278
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There are now several ways to invoke ipyleafet maps: - using JupyterLab and proxying a local file from the JupyerLab instance - using JupyterLab and proxying a file from a non-large_image girder server on the JupyerLab instance - using Jupyter or Jupyter lab and accessing data on a large_image girder server by item or file id - using Jupyter or Jupyter lab and accessing data on a large_image girder server by resource path There are now utility functions to convert to/from pixel coordinates and to grab the locally proxied map. (ts.to_map / ts.from_map / ts.iplmap for the proxied tile source, or map.to_map / map.from_map for the girder server rendered map).
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There are now several ways to invoke ipyleafet maps:
There are now utility functions to convert to/from pixel coordinates and to grab the locally proxied map. (ts.to_map / ts.from_map / ts.iplmap for the proxied tile source, or map.to_map / map.from_map for the girder server rendered map).
This should get documented by including samples in a jupyter notebook (see issue #1274).