Version 0.5.0

Breaking changes

• dropped support for Python 3.8; now requires >= 3.9
• dropped support for MacOS 10 and 11; now requires MacOS >= 12. MacOS wheels
  are only available for Apple Silicon (Arm64).

Improvements

• upgraded maplibre-gl-native to 9dbc0ae, which enables the new Metal
  rendering engine on MacOS.
• now building manylinux
  wheels for Linux, including the required dependencies, which enables pymgl
  to be installed directly from PyPI.

Version 0.4.0

Improvements

• migrated bindings from pybind11 to nanobind for smaller, faster bindings (#11)
• upgraded maplibre-gl-native to 02c196a
• added several methods to describe layer and map style state (#12):
  • added getFilter to retrieve a layer's filter and and
    setFilter to set it
  • added getVisibility to retrieve a layer's visibility and
    setVisibility to set it
  • added getLayerJSON to serialize a layer's properties to JSON
  • added listLayers to list layers in the map's style, and listSources
    to list sources
• added addSource to add a source to the map and addLayer to add a layer (#14)
• added setGeoJSON to set GeoJSON data for a GeoJSON source in the map (#14)
• allow constructing map with an empty style Map("") in order to allow adding
  sources and layers after construction (#14)
• add support for getting and setting paint property of a layer:
  getPaintProperty, setPaintProperty (#16)
• add support for getting, setting, and removing feature state (#17)

Breaking changes

• raise exceptions on certain types of invalid styles passed in as JSON (#13);
  not all invalid styles are detected, and remote styles are not checked for
  errors at map initialization due to other issues (see #15). Formerly, these
  errors were not easily available from the style parsing steps of
  maplibre-gl-native.

Version 0.3.1

Updated Ubuntu wheel building to use native platform instead of custom platform tag.

IMPORTANT: Python wheel names for Ubuntu include .ubuntu-22.04 and .ubuntu-20.04 suffixes, which have to be stripped off before you can install them.

Version 0.3.0

Update to maplibre-gl-native@e4b4810ad288adb4e33e1e81771a9cb6c96a026e.

Adds wheels for Ubuntu 22.04.

To install the Ubuntu wheels, you will need to call pip with a platform tag and the location in which to install it (typically the site-packages folder of your python environment), here denoted with the PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES environment variable:

python -m pip install --find-links <location of wheel or directory containing wheels> --platform ubuntu22_04_x86_64 --target $PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES --no-deps

Platform tags are ubuntu22_04 and ubuntu20_04.

v0.2.2

Updates to latest maplibre-gl-native which now avoids an abort when tilesets are not found, allowing us to capture them here as a runtime exception.

v0.2.1

update maplibre-gl-native

v0.2.0

Initial version of PyMGL with packages available for installation. See README for installation and usage instructions.