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IRI.Maptor.Presentation.Wpf

The WPF UI tier of the Maptor stack. It hosts the central MapViewer control together with the MVVM infrastructure, layer model, cartography primitives, map-marker controls, and WPF resource dictionaries that Maptor-based desktop applications build on. Targets .NET 8.0 on Windows with both WPF and Windows Forms enabled.

Installation

dotnet add package IRI.Maptor.Presentation.Wpf

Requires Windows (WPF). Alternatively, add IRI.Maptor.Presentation.Wpf.csproj to your solution and reference it from your WPF app.

Features

MapViewer control (IRI.Maptor.Presentation.Wpf.Controls XAML namespace) with companion views: sketch bar, geometry editor, coordinate panel, go-to (geodetic/projected), map extent panel, legends, and scalebar.
MVVM building blocks: ViewModelBase, RelayCommand, and the abstract MapViewModelBase that drives the map, plus the IDialogService dialog abstraction.
Layer model: BaseLayer and concrete layers such as FeatureLayer, VectorLayer, RasterLayer, TileServiceLayer, GridLayer, GroupLayer, DrawingLayer, EditableFeatureLayer, and ClusteredPointLayer.
Cartography primitives: VisualParameters, symbologies, and rendering helpers.
Map markers: WPF user controls for location, label, photo, and textbox markers.
Localization: RTL-aware language switching (LanguageCombo, WPF binding extensions) on top of the LocalizationManager in IRI.Maptor.Presentation.Core.
WPF assets: resource dictionaries for converters, colors, fonts, and animations.
Office helpers: minimal Excel/Word export utilities built on OpenXML.

Usage

Place a MapViewer in a window and initialize it with a presenter derived from MapViewModelBase:

<Window xmlns:maptor="clr-namespace:IRI.Maptor.Presentation.Wpf.Controls;assembly=IRI.Maptor.Presentation.Wpf" ...>
    <maptor:MapViewer x:Name="map" />
</Window>

var presenter = new AppViewModel(); // your class derived from MapViewModelBase

await MapInitializationHelper.InitializeMapAsync(this.map, this, presenter);

this.DataContext = presenter;

See the WPF gallery for a window per feature - measurement, drawing, legends, markers, identify, localization: https://github.com/hosseinnarimanirad/Maptor/blob/master/samples/IRI.Maptor.Samples.Wpf.Gallery/README.md

Bring the resources into your app

Merge the built-in resource dictionaries to unlock the package's colors, fonts, converters, and animations:

<!-- App.xaml -->
<Application x:Class="YourApp.App"
             xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
             xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml">
    <Application.Resources>
        <ResourceDictionary>
            <ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries>
                <ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/IRI.Maptor.Presentation.Wpf;component/Assets/IRI.Maptor.Converters.xaml"/>
                <ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/IRI.Maptor.Presentation.Wpf;component/Assets/IRI.Maptor.Fonts.xaml"/>
                <ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/IRI.Maptor.Presentation.Wpf;component/Assets/IRI.Maptor.Colors.xaml"/>
            </ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries>
        </ResourceDictionary>
    </Application.Resources>
</Application>

Converters are then available by key, e.g. boolToVisibilityConverter and stringToColorConverter. An IRI.Maptor.Animations.xaml dictionary is also available.

Dependencies

Windows only: .NET 8.0 (net8.0-windows) with WPF and Windows Forms.
Builds on the Maptor Sta packages (Spatial, SpatialReferenceSystem, ShapefileFormat, Ogc, ...) and IRI.Maptor.Presentation.Core (tile providers, localization store).
Third-party: MahApps.Metro (+ icon packs), WriteableBitmapEx, Microsoft.Xaml.Behaviors.Wpf, DocumentFormat.OpenXml, Stateless.