Other Enumerations

Aligns the annotation vertically in the center of the map view.

Aligns the annotation vertically at the top of the map view.

Aligns the annotation vertically at the bottom of the map view.

The view is not involved in a drag operation.

An action occurred that indicated the view should begin dragging.

The map view automatically moves draggable annotation views to this state in response to the dragging the view after pressing and holding on it.

The view is in the midst of a drag operation and is actively tracking the user’s gesture.

An action occurred that indicated the view should cancel the drag operation.

An action occurred that indicated the view was dropped by the user.

The map view automatically moves annotation views to this state in response to the user lifting their finger at the end of a drag gesture.

Specifies a short attribution info style.

Specifies a medium attribution info style.

Specifies a long attribution info style.

The circle is aligned to the plane of the map.

The circle is aligned to the plane of the viewport.

Circles are scaled according to their apparent distance to the camera.

Circles are not scaled.

The circle is translated relative to the map.

The circle is translated relative to the viewport.

Raster tiles generated with the Mapbox encoding formula.

Raster tiles generated with the Mapzen Terrarium encoding formula.

An unknown error occurred.

The resource could not be found.

The connection received an invalid server response.

An attempt to establish a connection failed.

A style parse error occurred while attempting to load the map.

An attempt to load the style failed.

An error occurred while snapshotting the map.

Source is in use and cannot be removed

Source is in use and cannot be removed

An error occurred while modifying the offline storage database

Source is invalid and cannot be removed from the style (e.g. after a style change)

An error occurred while rendering

The fill extrusion is translated relative to the map.

The fill extrusion is translated relative to the viewport.

The fill is translated relative to the map.

The fill is translated relative to the viewport.

The hillshade illumination is relative to the north direction.

The hillshade illumination is relative to the top of the viewport.

The center of the icon is placed closest to the anchor.

The left side of the icon is placed closest to the anchor.

The right side of the icon is placed closest to the anchor.

The top of the icon is placed closest to the anchor.

The bottom of the icon is placed closest to the anchor.

The top left corner of the icon is placed closest to the anchor.

The top right corner of the icon is placed closest to the anchor.

The bottom left corner of the icon is placed closest to the anchor.

The bottom right corner of the icon is placed closest to the anchor.

The icon is aligned to the plane of the map.

The icon is aligned to the plane of the viewport.

Automatically matches the value of MGLSymbolStyleLayer.iconRotationAlignment.

When symbolPlacement is set to MGLSymbolPlacementPoint, aligns icons east-west. When symbolPlacement is set to MGLSymbolPlacementLine or MGLSymbolPlacementLineCenter, aligns icon x-axes with the line.

Produces icons whose x-axes are aligned with the x-axis of the viewport, regardless of the value of MGLSymbolStyleLayer.symbolPlacement.

When symbolPlacement is set to MGLSymbolPlacementPoint, this is equivalent to MGLIconRotationAlignmentViewport. When symbolPlacement is set to MGLSymbolPlacementLine or MGLSymbolPlacementLineCenter, this is equivalent to MGLIconRotationAlignmentMap.

The icon is displayed at its intrinsic aspect ratio.

The icon is scaled in the x-dimension to fit the width of the text.

The icon is scaled in the y-dimension to fit the height of the text.

The icon is scaled in both x- and y-dimensions.

Icons are translated relative to the map.

Icons are translated relative to the viewport.

The position of the light source is aligned to the rotation of the map.

The position of the light source is aligned to the rotation of the viewport.

A cap with a squared-off end which is drawn to the exact endpoint of the line.

A cap with a rounded end which is drawn beyond the endpoint of the line at a radius of one-half of the line’s width and centered on the endpoint of the line.

A cap with a squared-off end which is drawn beyond the endpoint of the line at a distance of one-half of the line’s width.

A join with a squared-off end which is drawn beyond the endpoint of the line at a distance of one-half of the line’s width.

A join with a rounded end which is drawn beyond the endpoint of the line at a radius of one-half of the line’s width and centered on the endpoint of the line.

A join with a sharp, angled corner which is drawn with the outer sides beyond the endpoint of the path until they meet.

The line is translated relative to the map.

The line is translated relative to the viewport.

None-level won’t print any messages.

Fault-level messages contain system-level error information.

Error-level messages contain information that is intended to aid in process-level errors.

Warning-level messages contain warning information for potential risks.

Info-level messages contain information that may be helpful for flow tracing but is not essential.

Verbose-level will print all messages.

Edges of tile boundaries are shown as thick, red lines to help diagnose tile clipping issues.

Each tile shows its tile coordinate (x/y/z) in the upper-left corner.

Each tile shows a timestamp indicating when it was loaded.

Edges of glyphs and symbols are shown as faint, green lines to help diagnose collision and label placement issues.

Each drawing operation is replaced by a translucent fill. Overlapping drawing operations appear more prominent to help diagnose overdrawing. - note: This option does nothing in Release builds of the SDK.

Place the ornament in the top left of the map view.

Place the ornament in the top right of the map view.

Place the ornament in the bottom left of the map view.

Place the ornament in the bottom right of the map view.

A constant indicating that the ornament adapts to the current map state.

A constant indicating that the ornament is always hidden.

A constant indicating that the ornament is always visible.

(Bi)linear filtering interpolates point values using the weighted average of the four closest original source points creating a smooth but blurry look when overscaled

Nearest neighbor filtering interpolates point values using the nearest original source point creating a sharp but pointated look when overscaled

Unknown type

Style sheet JSON file

TileJSON file as specified in https://maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js-docs/style-spec/#root-sources

A vector or raster tile as described in the style sheet at https://maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js-docs/style-spec/#sources

Signed distance field glyphs for text rendering. These are the URLs specified in the style in https://maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js-docs/style-spec/#root-glyphs

Image part of a sprite sheet. It is constructed of the prefix in https://maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js-docs/style-spec/#root-sprite and a PNG file extension.

JSON part of a sprite sheet. It is constructed of the prefix in https://maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js-docs/style-spec/#root-sprite and a JSON file extension.

Image data for a georeferenced image source. *

The label is placed at the point where the geometry is located.

The label is placed along the line of the geometry. Can only be used on LineString and Polygon geometries.

The label is placed at the center of the line of the geometry. Can only be used on LineString and Polygon geometries. Note that a single feature in a vector tile may contain multiple line geometries.

If MGLSymbolStyleLayer.symbolSortKey is set, sort based on that. Otherwise sort symbols by their y-position relative to the viewport.

Specify this z order if symbols’ appearance relies on lower features overlapping higher features. For example, symbols with a pin-like appearance would require this z order.

Specify this z order if the order in which features appear in the source is significant.

The center of the text is placed closest to the anchor.

The left side of the text is placed closest to the anchor.

The right side of the text is placed closest to the anchor.

The top of the text is placed closest to the anchor.

The bottom of the text is placed closest to the anchor.

The top left corner of the text is placed closest to the anchor.

The top right corner of the text is placed closest to the anchor.

The bottom left corner of the text is placed closest to the anchor.

The bottom right corner of the text is placed closest to the anchor.

The text is aligned towards the anchor position.

The text is aligned to the left.

The text is centered.

The text is aligned to the right.

The text is aligned to the plane of the map.

The text is aligned to the plane of the viewport.

Automatically matches the value of MGLSymbolStyleLayer.textRotationAlignment.

When symbolPlacement is set to MGLSymbolPlacementPoint, aligns text east-west. When symbolPlacement is set to MGLSymbolPlacementLine or MGLSymbolPlacementLineCenter, aligns text x-axes with the line.

Produces glyphs whose x-axes are aligned with the x-axis of the viewport, regardless of the value of MGLSymbolStyleLayer.symbolPlacement.

When symbolPlacement is set to MGLSymbolPlacementPoint, this is equivalent to MGLTextRotationAlignmentViewport. When symbolPlacement is set to MGLSymbolPlacementLine or MGLSymbolPlacementLineCenter, this is equivalent to MGLTextRotationAlignmentMap.

The text is not altered.

Forces all letters to be displayed in uppercase.

Forces all letters to be displayed in lowercase.

The text is translated relative to the map.

The text is translated relative to the viewport.

If a text’s language supports horizontal writing mode, symbols with point placement would be laid out horizontally.

If a text’s language supports vertical writing mode, symbols with point placement would be laid out vertically.

The origin is at the top-left (northwest), and y values increase southwards.

This tile coordinate system is used by Mapbox and OpenStreetMap tile servers.

The origin is at the bottom-left (southwest), and y values increase northwards.

This tile coordinate system is used by tile servers that conform to the Tile Map Service Specification.

Maptiler

MapLibre

Mapbox