goodmap-nothingshere

goodmap plugin that shows popup if no point is visible in a view

Installation

pip install goodmap_nothingshere

Activation

Add the plugin to the plugins list in your Platzky database configuration. The name must match the entry-point key declared in pyproject.toml:

{
    "plugins": [
        {
            "name": "nothingshere",
            "config": {}
        }
    ]
}

Configuration

Everything under config is passed straight to the frontend component, so the popup is tuned from the database without rebuilding the plugin. All keys are optional:

Key	Type	Default	Meaning
messages	{ <lang>: string }	built-in English text	Popup text per language code, picked with the site's active language and falling back to en. May contain HTML (e.g. a link).
closeLabels	{ <lang>: string }	{ "en": "Close", "pl": "Zamknij" }	Accessible name of the close button, per language.
dismissMinutes	number	15	How long the popup stays hidden after the user closes it. A page reload also brings it back.

{
    "name": "nothingshere",
    "config": {
        "messages": {
            "en": "No points here yet. <a href=\"/add\">Add one?</a>",
            "pl": "Brak punktów tym miejscu."
        },
        "dismissMinutes": 30
    }
}

Development

This is a goodmap frontend plugin: the backend class subclasses a goodmap capability base, and the frontend ships a React component per capability via Webpack Module Federation. A plugin declares its capabilities by subclassing one or more of:

• goodmap.plugin.MapOverlayPluginBase — component mounted once over the map (exposed as ./MapOverlay); this plugin's capability
• goodmap.plugin.MarkerFieldPluginBase — component rendering/wrapping a marker-popup field (exposed as ./MarkerField)

goodmap derives each capability's Module Federation module from the base class name, so the webpack exposes keys must match, and the webpack container name must equal the entry-point key (nothingshere). See goodmap's examples/plugins/silly-gif for the reference layout.