Leaflet module events
The Leaflet module comes with an event system where you can add functions that will be called when something happens on the map.
To setup a new hook on an event, you have to call Leaflet.on() with the unique id of your map, the event and your callback function.
Additional parameters are in a list passed as the first argument to the function. Here is an example:
Leaflet.on('myMapId', 'onDidClickMap', function(data){
    cat(paste0('User clicked on the map on lat:', data$lat, ' and lng:', data$lng, '.'));
});
You can also use a previously created function:
myCallback <- function(data){
    cat(paste0('User clicked on the map on lat:', data$lat, ' and lng:', data$lng, '.'));
}
Leaflet.on('myMapId', 'onDidClickMap', myCallback);
onDidChangeView
Called when the user has finished to move or zoom the map, and its view has changed. The data parameter contains:
- northLat: the latitude of the most north position of the current view;
- eastLng: the longitude of the most east position of the current view;
- southLat: the latitude of the most south position of the current view;
- westLng: the longitude of the most west position of the current view;
- zoomLevel: the current zoom level of the map.
onDidClickMap
Called when the user clicked somewhere on the map. The data parameter contains:
- lat: the latitude of the click;
- lng: the longitude of the click.
onDidClickShape
Called when the user clicked on a shape previously added with addCircle() or addPolygon(). The data parameter contains:
- shapeId: the zone unique id of the shape;
- northLat,- eastLng,- southLat,- westLngand- zoomLevel: same as the- onDidChangeViewevent.
onDidClickZone
Called when the user clicked on a zone previously added with addGeoJSON(). The data parameter contains:
- zoneId: the zone unique id as defined in- addGeoJSON();
- northLat,- eastLng,- southLat,- westLngand- zoomLevel: same as the- onDidChangeViewevent.
onDidLoad
onDidLoad is called when the map finished its initialization, and is ready to draw shapes, set view and any other uses.
There is no argument to onDidLoad.