This project presents an interactive web map viewer built with Leaflet, designed as an introductory example to understand the fundamentals of web-based geographic visualization.
- Loading GeoJSON files to visualize local geospatial data.
- Consuming WMS (Web Map Service) layers from remote geospatial servers.
- Interactive Pop-ups that display attribute information from map features.
When the viewer is launched, a welcome modal is displayed, briefly describing the purpose and components of this exercise.
This example serves as a starting point for learning how to develop basic web mapping applications using open-source technologies. It demonstrates how to integrate different geospatial data sources and interact with them through a clean and lightweight interface.
- Leaflet — Open-source JavaScript library for interactive maps.
- HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the user interface and interactivity.
- Optional integration with WMS/GeoJSON data sources.
- Clone or download this repository.
- Open the
index.htmlfile in your web browser. - Interact with the map — explore layers, click on features, and view pop-ups.
Developed as an educational example to demonstrate the basic use of Leaflet for web mapping exercises.