Bundle the ArcGIS API for you
- React: https://codesandbox.io/s/k30nlqkr37?module=%2Fsrc%2FReactSceneView.js
- Vue: https://codesandbox.io/s/jp5vojwmov?module=%2Fsrc%2Fcomponents%2FMapView.vue
- create-react-app : https://github.com/g3r4n/arcgispack-cra-example
You can use either the full build from the CDN or create a custom bundle.
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/g3r4n/[email protected]/esri-bundle/bundle.js"></script>
<!-- uncomment the line below for local bundle -->
<!-- <script type="text/javascript" src="esri-bundle/bundle.js"></script> -->
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add the package Add
arcgispack
as a dev dependencynpm i -D arcgispack
or
yarn add -D arcgispack
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create the arcgis.config.js file in the root folder
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update the configuration to match your needs
outputPath
: folder where the API build will generatedojoModules
: Array of API dojo modules to build and to access through the lib entry
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generate a build (or update your package.json to create a task )
npx arcgispack
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Build your amazing app as you wish without tradeoff
Use arcgis-wrapper to get modules from the ArcGIS JS API.
import { Map, SceneView, SceneLayer } from "arcgis-wrapper";
The current arcgis/webpack-plugin has the following tradeoffs
- you can't use creaste-react-app or other tools/template without changing the underlining configuration
- you can't use another bundling tool other than webpack
- you have to deal and understand webpack configuration
Using this tool to bundle the esri js API allows you to build the application as you want without tradeoff.
- Have the babel configuration in the tool to avoid saving the existing babel et reatoring the babel configuration
- Change the
DEFAULT_LOADER_URL
in the esriconfig - Change
DEFAULT_WORKER_URL
in the esriconfig - restore copy of babel config in case of error
- make it completely configurable
- create a verbose and normal mode to limit the output list