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Hi all! I want to color(fill color) the polygons in graphicseck.gl Polygons in my own colors. But the code doesn't work for me
data => data.map(d => ({
...d,
color: colors.hexToRGB(d.extraProps.zone_index_color)
}));
How can I do that?
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To color the polygons in graphicseck.gl using your own colors, you need to ensure that the hexToRGB function is correctly converting the hex color to an RGB array and that the resulting color is properly applied to the polygons. Here is how you can do it:
-
Ensure the
hexToRGBfunction is correctly imported and used:import { hexToRGB } from './utils/colors'; // Adjust the import path as necessary data => data.map(d => ({ ...d, color: hexToRGB(d.extraProps.zone_index_color) })); -
Apply the resulting RGB color to the polygons:
Make sure that the
colorproperty is used correctly in the layer configuration. Here is an example of how you might configure thePolygonLayer:const polygonLayer = new PolygonLayer({ id: 'polygon-layer', data: yourPolygonData, getPolygon: d => d.polygon, // Adjust this to match your data structure getFillColor: d => d.color, // Use the color property from your data // other layer properties }); -
Example of the complete setup:
import { hexToRGB } from './utils/colors'; // Adjust the import path as necessary import { PolygonLayer } from '@deck.gl/layers'; const yourPolygonData = data.map(d => ({ ...d, color: hexToRGB(d.extraProps.zone_index_color) })); const polygonLayer = new PolygonLayer({ id: 'polygon-layer', data: yourPolygonData, getPolygon: d => d.polygon, // Adjust this to match your data structure getFillColor: d => d.color, // Use the color property from your data // other layer properties }); // Add the layer to your DeckGL instance
Ensure that the hexToRGB function is correctly converting the hex color to an RGB array. Here is the implementation of the hexToRGB function:
import { rgb } from 'd3-color';
export function hexToRGB(
hex: string | undefined,
alpha = 255,
): [number, number, number, number] {
if (!hex) {
return [0, 0, 0, alpha];
}
const { r, g, b } = rgb(hex);
return [r, g, b, alpha];
}
This function handles both 3-digit and 6-digit hex codes and returns an array with the RGB values and the alpha channel [1].
By following these steps, you should be able to color the polygons in graphicseck.gl with your own colors.
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hexToRGB(d.extraProps.zone_index_color)
data => data.map(d => ({
...d,
color: [255, 255, 255]
}));
doesn't work either, all the colors are the same
To ensure each polygon is colored correctly based on the zone_index_color property, you need to map the zone_index_color property to the getFillColor attribute of the PolygonLayer. Here is an example of how you can achieve this:
-
Ensure the
zone_index_colorproperty is correctly mapped to thecolorproperty:const yourPolygonData = data.map(d => ({ ...d, color: d.extraProps.zone_index_color })); -
Apply the resulting color to the polygons:
Make sure that the
colorproperty is used correctly in the layer configuration. Here is an example of how you might configure thePolygonLayer:import { PolygonLayer } from '@deck.gl/layers'; const polygonLayer = new PolygonLayer({ id: 'polygon-layer', data: yourPolygonData, getPolygon: d => d.polygon, // Adjust this to match your data structure getFillColor: d => d.color, // Use the color property from your data // other layer properties }); // Add the layer to your DeckGL instance -
Example of the complete setup:
import { PolygonLayer } from '@deck.gl/layers'; const yourPolygonData = data.map(d => ({ ...d, color: d.extraProps.zone_index_color })); const polygonLayer = new PolygonLayer({ id: 'polygon-layer', data: yourPolygonData, getPolygon: d => d.polygon, // Adjust this to match your data structure getFillColor: d => d.color, // Use the color property from your data // other layer properties }); // Add the layer to your DeckGL instance
By following these steps, you should be able to color the polygons in graphicseck.gl with your own colors based on the zone_index_color property [1][2].
To continue talking to Dosu, mention @dosu.