We need a SymbolStyler in Javascript 4.x or a way to modify the layer symbology on-the-fly so that the layers can be displayed in different symbols from what they have been published. The ideal is that LayerList will show the SymbolStyler (e.g. by double-clicking on the symbol (legend)) so that the user can choose another symbol.
so do I, I use this component in v3 which is very practical and does not require redeveloping everything....Is there a solution? planning? any news?thank you for your help because I work to v4 version ...
It's frustrating to see after 3 years, no plan. And calcite is just collection of basic UI tools, sliders, buttons, switches and other garbages. We are already doing that!! Do you guys think adding some blue-themed branded colors scss is a big thing?ESRI will finish that like after maybe 10 years, the time that we design UIs with drag drop. Once we don't need that, ESRI will release. Just like portal. After every company designs their logging, session management, custom mobiles and get a stable for it after begging for years, ESRI releases their portal and pushes you to disconnect GIS server.
Still no planned date for this. 😞
Hi @KristianEkenes. Do You have any Information?
Thank You and best regards
Matthias
Hi @KristianEkenes, are there any information about the release date of the library? Thanks for You feedback.
It won't be available in ArcGIS JS API, but it will be available as a component in another library released by Esri. Similar to Calcite components - https://esri.github.io/calcite-components/?path=/story/overview-getting-started--page
Thanks Kristian for your updates. Do you mean that SymbolStyler will be available for the end-users of ArcGIS Online but it will not available in JS API?
SymbolStyler will not be a widget released in the JS API. However, it will be released as a web component available for public use at some point. We don't have an estimated public release date at this point.
True. I meant it as you'd have to inspect their app and repurpose their code. Would be interesting to have a widget already available to configure for this purpose though.
The Symbol Playground does provide a quick code reference for particular symbols but it does not provide the UI code that allows the user to choose and pick their preferred symbol.
You could get some ideas from how Esri does their Symbol Playground.
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