- preset data is no longer bundled into iD.js
- some code pathways commented out re: external presets
- many changes so that tests can run without presets at start, or async
- still need to make sure fallbacks are always there (point, line, area, etc)
(closes#6391)
Default timeout of 2000 regularly exceeded, causing spurious test failures.
Even a random garbage collection pause can take more than 2 seconds.
- can't reliably use sinon.spy to tell whether a thing has been called,
so we listen for events instead and check server.requests()
- make sure to request the next page before dispatching `loadedImages` so
we can `server.respond()` to the request in the event handler if we want to
- also moves `localeDateString` in the openstreetcam service from parsing
code to display code, because it's very slow (we can just do this for the
images we look at, instead of all images we fetch)
- Many text expects are now wrapped in setTimeout, as the fetch
promises settle async now.
- This makes the tests somewhat brittle, and we should maybe consider
reworking some of them. For example it is very hard to perform
a test like `expect(spy).to.have.not.been.called` in an async way.
(We could instead inspect the fakeServer requests() to know this.)
- Also includes some trickery for osm.js, which uses d3-xml (fetch)
now for unauthenticated calls and osmauth (xhr) for authenticated calls
(closes#4890)
This lets iD request needed tiles outside of the viewport, for example to
properly straighten lines or validate features that may have unloaded
connections.
* Takes data directly from the Wikibase data items (OSM Wiki)
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OpenStreetMap:Data_Items
* Understands the difference in regions - e.g. will show different
images depending on the local settings
* Perf: Single request will get both the tag and key description
(closes#4297)
The previous approach split the viewport up by pixels, but each time the view
moved, the pixels would change, so it was not a stable selection of the
streetview data, and the markers would fight for position as the user moved
around.
This approach uses utilTiler to partition the view into stable tiles.
Nikola Plesa