Static Maps API - ArcGIS

This class allow you to add static images using a print service. By default ArcGIS Online free service is used but you can also add an ArcGIS Server service.

require([
    "esriES/staticmap",
    "dojo/domReady!"
], function(StaticMap) {
    staticMap = new StaticMap();

    var options={
        basemap: "streets",
        zoom: 5,
        address: "Balcon de Europa, Nerja",
        size: [400, 300],
        markers:[
            {
                latitude: 36.744426,
                longitude: -3.875497,
                color: "orange",
                yoffset: 10
            },
            {
                latitude: 36.745053,
                longitude : -3.877257,
                color: "purple"
            }
        ],
        format: "JPG"
    };

    staticMap.getImage(options).then(function(imageURL){
        // Print the image
    });

});

Parameters:

Param	Type	Default value	Summary
basemap	string	topo	Allowed: satellite, topo, light-gray, dark-gray, streets, hybrid, oceans, national-geographic, osm
zoom	int	5	Allowed: from 1 to 15
latitude	double	40.432781	Allowed: -90 <= x >= 90 (map center)
longitude	double	-3.626666	Allowed: 180 <r= x >= 180 (map center)
address	string	None	This uses the single address API (no credits consuming) (map center)
markers	array of markers objects	None	Bellow you will find another table with the description
size	array of int	[300,300]	Any
format	string	PNG32	Allowed: PDF, PNG32, PNG8, JPG, GIF, EPS, SVG, SVG2

To center the map you must use: address OR latitude and longitude, never both.

Markers properties:

Param	Type	Default value	Summary
latitude	double	None	Allowed: -90 <= x >= 90
longitude	double	None	Allowed: 180 <r= x >= 180
color	string	None	Available at this time: orange
xoffset	int	0	X Offset of the marker
yoffset	int	0	Y Offset of the marker

Configure dojoConfig

You need to configure dojoConfig like this:

var dojoConfig = (function(){
    var base = location.href.split("/");
    base.pop();
    base = base.join("/");
    return {
        async: true,
        isDebug: true,
        packages:[{
            name: 'esriES', location: base + '/js'
        }]
    };
})();

In order to make it work. You can check the demo and code here.

Setup a different print service

If you want to use your own ArcGIS Server instance you can do it like this:

require([
    "esriES/staticmap",
    "dojo/domReady!"
], function(StaticMap) {
    staticMap = new StaticMap({
        printService: "http://<your-domain>/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/PrintingTools/GPServer/Export%20Web%20Map%20Task"
    });
    ...
});

Browser support

It should work at any browser.

Related project

You can find a script written in Node.js inside the repo Static-Map-Service-ArcGIS that you can use to load static maps if you are not planning to use the ArcGIS Javascript API.