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init working version commit #55
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@abarciauskas-bgse @wildintellect The latest changes include:
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@emileten @jjfrench @abarciauskas-bgse Use the branch name when installing, in order to see v2 updates: |
…/stac_ipyleaflet into dev/wug-map-refresh
The revamped UI looks ✨! Just a few questions/comments
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Moved to future scope for re-implementation. |
output.clear_output() | ||
print(f"{len(options)} items were found - please select 1 to determine if it can be displayed.") | ||
items = list(collection_items.keys()) | ||
default = [defaultItemsDropdownText] |
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A little unintended, but the default text "is_displayable". I think that's probably fine though?
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Reviewed the widget's features - looks good for 0.2.0!
Updates include:
-- Organized Biomass Layers with opacity control
-- Select Basemap Layers with opacity control
-- is connected to the MAAP stac catalog (that is currently in transition so not all datasets are available as of 5/5)
-- automatically searches/matches items per selected collection
-- checks for COGs and, if valid, allows user to add data to the map
-- allows the user to change the selected color palette for rendering the selected item (color palettes have been organized into their respective categories for easier navigation)