Straba map snapshot
But for now during the preview we need to add them locally, so I add these files for now.
#STRABA MAP SNAPSHOT CODE#
There is an item on the road map (before it goes RTM) to move this into a cloud based solution so you can distribute connectors without having to add the client id and secret into the code itself. In the current version of the Connector SDK this information is needed locally to be able to connect.
![straba map snapshot straba map snapshot](https://www.vueville.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Safest-States-to-Live-In-Heat-Map-of-Crime-in-America-Infographic-Cover-VueVille.jpg)
#STRABA MAP SNAPSHOT DOWNLOAD#
#STRABA MAP SNAPSHOT HOW TO#
So let’s look at how to get it running yourself before we look at using it: But honestly it is pretty straightforward copy and paste from the samples when your service uses REST API’s with OAuth 2 and JSON payloads. I added many comments to the code and point to the samples I stole them from. It is mostly based on the samples provided by the data connector team so I won’t go too much into the actual building of the connector itself. To start, the connector I wrote is fully available on GitHub. But thanks to the new amazing examples Matt has created I was able to finish the connector! I started building this connector the day the SDK became available but unfortunately got stuck a bit and I wasn’t happy with the code I wrote, I knew this could be done easier but I am a DAX guy not an M guy at the same level as DAX :). Thanks to Strava’s API’s and the new Power BI custom data connector SDK this is now possible! Of course I would love to do more and get this data into Power BI. One of the cool things is that is very data driven sport and thanks to Strava much of this becomes available to anyone, not just the elite athletes. I love cycling, both watching and doing it myself. There is a workaround if you have the December 2020 or newer version of Power BI desktop that is described here: UPDATE2: Some folks get a javascript error on authentication, this is because Strava has stopped IE support which Power BI supports. I need to implement token refresh logic but that is quite some work. After you do this you need to log in and load the data, this will work for a few hours and then you will have to do clearing step again. You have to make sure you have cleared the permissions under data source settings for Strava. MapSnapshotter.start(new MapSnapshotter.UPDATE: Strava has changed its auth method, I pushed out a temporary fix that should at least get you to load the data. fromUri("mapbox://styles/mapbox/outdoors-v11")))
![straba map snapshot straba map snapshot](https://kjab.zkuw.pl/templates/64af9ff6ec07d70d68e9adf4e68843a5/img/eeb2fd9d82c2c45f52b37800f68a50f6.jpg)
tStyleJson(String.valueOf(new Style.Builder() MapSnapshotter = new MapSnapshotter(m圜ontext, snapShopOptions) SnapShopOptions.withStyle(m圜ontext.getString(R.string.outdoor_style)) include(post.getPath().get(post.getPath().size() - 1)) LatLngBounds bounds = new LatLngBounds.Builder() MapSnapshotter.Options snapShopOptions = new MapSnapshotter.Options(width, height) Int height = (int) convertDpToPixel(200f, m圜ontext) I used the below code: int width = m圜ontext.getResources().getDisplayMetrics().widthPixels However I have had little luck when trying to add a geojson string of coordinates to the snapshot.
![straba map snapshot straba map snapshot](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-njx-hnJmJDM/T3Dsskqr5sI/AAAAAAAAH2k/Hi-7MjJ4KaE/s1600/barreal+map.jpg)
I have been trying to find an efficient way to show multiple views of a mapbox map, and I have landed on the mapbox snapshotter.