feat(layers): show a tiled archive as a group of its source layers - #2065
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPMTiles archives now expose source-layer-specific store layers. Vector layers share archive sources and preserve control-generated IDs. Control additions group split layers and track archive ownership. Synchronization preserves shared sources during removal and reordering. ChangesPMTiles source-layer handling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Deleting or reordering one child layer can still unregister a shared offline archive while sibling layers depend on it, causing those layers to stop rendering; merge should wait for this issue to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant PMTilesLayerControl
participant GeoLibrePlugin
participant LayerStore
User->>PMTilesLayerControl: Add archive
PMTilesLayerControl->>GeoLibrePlugin: layeradd with source-layer state
GeoLibrePlugin->>LayerStore: add grouped archive layers
LayerStore-->>GeoLibrePlugin: store state
GeoLibrePlugin->>PMTilesLayerControl: remove owned archive layers
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes implement individual PMTiles source layers, grouping, visibility handling, color preservation, shared-source retention, and project persistence. The provided changes do not clearly show equivalent support for MBTiles and other vector-tile archives required by issue Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The implementation, synchronization changes, documentation, and tests support archive splitting, grouping, source retention, control integration, and persistence. No unrelated code changes are evident. ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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| nativeLayerIds: options.nativeLayerIds?.filter((id) => | ||
| id.includes(encodeVectorTileLayerPart(sourceLayer)), | ||
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Bug: .includes() does substring matching, not exact-segment matching, so two source layers whose encoded names overlap (e.g. water / waterway, or road / railroad) collide. encodeVectorTileLayerPart("waterway") contains encodeVectorTileLayerPart("water") as a substring, so "grid-waterway-fill".includes("water") is true — the water split layer's metadata.nativeLayerIds ends up also containing waterway's native ids.
This isn't just cosmetic: syncExternalNativeLayer's fallback loop (layer-sync.ts ~line 629, reached after ensurePMTilesExternalLayer for a PMTiles vector layer) iterates every id in metadata.nativeLayerIds and applies this layer's visibility, feature filters, zoom range and z-order to whatever native MapLibre layer that id resolves to via map.getLayer. With the over-inclusive list, toggling/reordering the water layer would also mutate waterway's native layer.
Since pmtilesVectorLayerId (same file, used a few lines up and in hasPMTilesNativeSourceLayer) already builds the exact id for a given source layer + kind, matching against that exactly would avoid the collision:
| nativeLayerIds: options.nativeLayerIds?.filter((id) => | |
| id.includes(encodeVectorTileLayerPart(sourceLayer)), | |
| ), | |
| nativeLayerIds: options.nativeLayerIds?.filter((id) => | |
| ["fill", "line", "circle"].some( | |
| (kind) => id === pmtilesVectorLayerId(options.id, sourceLayer, kind), | |
| ), | |
| ), |
Confidence: medium-high — traced through getExternalNativeLayerIds → syncExternalNativeLayer's loop, but haven't run it live.
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| false, | ||
| ]), | ||
| paint: fillExtrusionPaint(layer.style, layer.opacity), |
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Bug (likely oversight): this still uses layer.style instead of the partStyle computed above (line 3087) for this sourceLayer. Every other paint call in this loop (fill at 3133, line at 3154, circle at 3175) was switched to partStyle, and the analogous fill-extrusion branch in syncMbtilesVectorLayer (line 3242) does use partStyle. As written, a vector-tiles-backed archive layer with extrusionEnabled won't pick up its assigned per-source-layer colour — it'll paint every source layer in the archive's own uniform layer.style colour instead.
| paint: fillExtrusionPaint(layer.style, layer.opacity), | |
| paint: fillExtrusionPaint(partStyle, layer.opacity), |
Confidence: medium-high — grep across the file shows this is the one Paint(layer.style, …) call left inside a partStyle-scoped loop; no test exercises extrusion + archive colouring together, which would have caught it.
| const known = layers.filter((layer) => store.layers.some((item) => item.id === layer.id)); | ||
| if (known.length > 0) { | ||
| for (const layer of known) { | ||
| store.updateLayer(layer.id, { | ||
| metadata: layer.metadata, | ||
| opacity: layer.opacity, | ||
| source: layer.source, | ||
| style: layer.style, | ||
| visible: layer.visible, | ||
| }); | ||
| } | ||
| return; | ||
| } |
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Minor edge case: this branches on "at least one of the computed layers is already known", not "all of them are". If a later layeradd event ever reports a different/larger set of source layers for the same event.layerId than an earlier event did (e.g. archive metadata finishes loading asynchronously after a partial first add), known would be a strict subset of layers. This branch would then only update the already-known subset and return — the newly-appeared source layers would never be added to the store, and no group would be created for them.
Not sure this is reachable given how the PMTiles control emits layeradd today, so flagging at lower confidence, but it's worth double-checking whether layerInfo's source-layer set can change across events for the same id, and if so, reconciling known vs layers (add the missing ones) rather than early-returning on partial overlap.
Confidence: low-medium — plausible from reading the store-sync logic, not verified against the control's actual event sequence.
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| return { | ||
| ...layer, | ||
| metadata: { ...layer.metadata, sourceId: options.id, archiveId: options.id }, |
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Minor: archiveId is set to the same value as sourceId right above it, and nothing in this PR (or elsewhere in the repo, by grep) reads metadata.archiveId. If it's not needed by other code, consider dropping it to avoid a redundant/dead field; if it's meant for something downstream (e.g. future grouping lookups), a short comment on why it's distinct from sourceId would help.
Confidence: low — quality nit, not a correctness issue.
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| // The colours a control gave an archive's source layers. | ||
| // | ||
| // A control assigns one per source layer and records them all, but a layer carries a single style, | ||
| // so every part drew in the first one's colour. This is for archives that are still one layer — the | ||
| // STAC panel's, an offline extract. One added through the PMTiles control is split into a layer per | ||
| // source layer and never reaches here. |
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This module's payoff for "archives that are still one layer" appears unreachable in practice. assignedSourceLayerColor/styleForSourceLayer only do anything when layer.metadata.sourceLayerColors is set, but the only place that ever sets it is pmtilesLayerOptions in packages/plugins/src/plugins/maplibre-components.ts (fed from the PMTiles control's layerInfo.sourceLayerColors) — and that path always goes through createPMTilesArchiveLayers, which splits any archive with 2+ source layers into separate layers rather than keeping it as one.
The two callers this comment names as the "still one layer" beneficiaries — addPMTilesAsset in packages/plugins/src/plugins/stac-layers.ts and the vector branch of BasemapExtractPanel.tsx (~line 707) — call createPMTilesStoreLayer directly and never pass sourceLayerColors. So a multi-source-layer archive added from the STAC panel or the offline basemap extract will still render every source layer in one flat colour, same as before this PR, despite the PR description ("Colours where an archive is still one layer") claiming otherwise.
Worth double-checking against a real STAC/offline-extract archive with several source layers — if I'm right, either those two call sites need to start populating sourceLayerColors, or the PR description/this comment should be corrected. (Confidence: medium-high, based on static analysis — I don't have a way to run the app here.)
| // Each layer is added or updated on its own, so a later event reporting a source layer the | ||
| // first did not still lands rather than being skipped as "this archive is already here". | ||
| const added: string[] = []; | ||
| for (const layer of layers) { | ||
| if (store.layers.some((item) => item.id === layer.id)) { | ||
| store.updateLayer(layer.id, { | ||
| metadata: layer.metadata, | ||
| opacity: layer.opacity, | ||
| source: layer.source, | ||
| style: layer.style, | ||
| visible: layer.visible, | ||
| }); | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
| store.addLayer(layer); | ||
| added.push(layer.id); | ||
| } | ||
| // An archive of several source layers is a folder of them, named after the archive. | ||
| if (layers.length > 1 && added.length === layers.length) { | ||
| store.addLayerGroup( | ||
| layerInfo.name || layerNameFromUrl(layerInfo.url, event.layerId), | ||
| layers.map((layer) => layer.id), | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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The comment on lines 4810-4811 anticipates a later layeradd event reporting a source layer the first event didn't (e.g. metadata that loads incrementally), and the per-layer add/update loop does handle that correctly for the store layer itself. But the group-folding step right below it doesn't: addLayerGroup (in packages/core/src/store.ts) always creates a brand-new group, so it's only called here when added.length === layers.length — i.e. only on the very first event where every split layer is new.
If a later event for the same archive id does add a genuinely new source layer (some already existed and were updated, added.length is between 0 and layers.length), that new layer is pushed into the store but this if is false, so it's never folded into the existing group — it lands as a bare top-level layer instead of inside the archive's folder. This path doesn't appear to be covered by layer-parts-every-path.test.ts or pmtiles-archive-layers.test.ts, both of which construct layers directly rather than driving createPMTilesLayerAddHandler through multiple events.
If the control genuinely never re-fires layeradd with a growing source-layer set for the same id, this is dead code and harmless; if it can (which the comment above suggests was a real concern), this is a real gap. Confidence: medium — I can't inspect the maplibre-gl-components control's emission behavior from here (not installed in this sandbox).
| return sourceLayers.map((sourceLayer) => { | ||
| const assigned = options.sourceLayerColors?.[sourceLayer]; | ||
| const layer = createPMTilesStoreLayer({ | ||
| ...options, | ||
| id: `${options.id}-${encodeVectorTileLayerPart(sourceLayer)}`, | ||
| name: sourceLayer, | ||
| sourceLayers: [sourceLayer], | ||
| nativeLayerIds: ownNativeLayerIds(options.nativeLayerIds, options.id, sourceLayer), | ||
| ...(assigned | ||
| ? { style: { ...options.style, fillColor: assigned, strokeColor: assigned } } | ||
| : {}), | ||
| }); | ||
| return { ...layer, metadata: { ...layer.metadata, sourceId: options.id } }; | ||
| }); |
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Minor: ...options is spread into each split child's createPMTilesStoreLayer call, so every child ends up carrying the entire archive's sourceLayerColors map in its own metadata.sourceLayerColors (e.g. the "water" child also stores the "waterway" colour), not just its own entry. It's harmless today — assignedSourceLayerColor only ever looks up the child's own single source layer — but it's a bit of unnecessary duplication per layer, and a future reader of a single layer's metadata could reasonably be surprised to find colours for other layers embedded in it. Not blocking.
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| for (const layer of removedLayers) { | ||
| pmtilesControl?.removeLayer(layer.id); | ||
| for (const archiveId of pmtilesArchivesFullyRemoved(previous.layers, state.layers)) { | ||
| pmtilesControl?.removeLayer(archiveId); |
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Bug (medium-high confidence): pmtilesArchivesFullyRemoved isn't filtered by controlOwnedArchives, unlike its sibling pmtilesLayerIdsToRemove (which takes an owned set for exactly this reason — see the comment on controlOwnedArchives a few lines above and on isPMTilesControlLayer/pmtilesArchiveId below).
isPMTilesControlLayer now only requires metadata.controlArchiveId to be set, which survives a project save/reload and outlives the control instance that added it. controlOwnedArchives is cleared in teardownPMTilesControl (closing the panel) and rebuilt only from layeradd events on the new control instance.
Concrete sequence: add an archive via the control → close the panel (controlOwnedArchives.clear()) → reopen it (fresh control, controlOwnedArchives still empty for this archive since it was never re-reported via layeradd) → delete one of the archive's layers from the Layers panel. The store subscription still sees a layer whose shape passes isPMTilesControlLayer (it carries controlArchiveId), reports the archive as fully removed, and calls pmtilesControl.removeLayer(archiveId) on a control instance that never loaded that archive — the exact "clear-all takes an archive it never added" failure mode the ownership set was introduced to prevent, just on the store→control direction instead of control→store.
Consider gating the call on ownership too:
| pmtilesControl?.removeLayer(archiveId); | |
| pmtilesStoreUnsubscribe ??= useAppStore.subscribe((state, previous) => { | |
| for (const archiveId of pmtilesArchivesFullyRemoved(previous.layers, state.layers)) { | |
| if (!controlOwnedArchives.has(archiveId)) continue; | |
| pmtilesControl?.removeLayer(archiveId); | |
| } | |
| }); |
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| export function addPMTilesArchive(layers: readonly GeoLibreLayer[], name: string): string[] { | ||
| const store = useAppStore.getState(); | ||
| // Taken before the adds, which is what it should be: the ids within one archive are distinct, so | ||
| // nothing added here can read back as already known. | ||
| const known = new Set(store.layers.map((item) => item.id)); | ||
| const added: string[] = []; | ||
| for (const layer of layers) { | ||
| if (known.has(layer.id)) { | ||
| store.updateLayer(layer.id, { | ||
| metadata: layer.metadata, | ||
| opacity: layer.opacity, | ||
| source: layer.source, | ||
| style: layer.style, | ||
| visible: layer.visible, | ||
| }); | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
| store.addLayer(layer); | ||
| added.push(layer.id); |
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known is a snapshot of the store taken once, before the loop, and is never updated as layers are pushed within this same call (comment on line 22-23 assumes "the ids within one archive are distinct, so nothing added here can read back as already known" — but that's not quite guaranteed).
encodeVectorTileLayerPart (packages/map/src/vector-tile-layer-ids.ts) is documented as not injective: a/b and a_2Fb both encode to a_2Fb. createPMTilesArchiveLayers builds each split layer's id as `${options.id}-${encodeVectorTileLayerPart(sourceLayer)}`, so an archive with two source layers whose names collide under that encoding produces two GeoLibreLayer objects sharing one id.
Since known doesn't grow during this loop, the second occurrence isn't recognized as "already added in this batch" — it falls to store.addLayer(layer) again. addLayer in packages/core/src/store.ts just appends (layers.push(...)) with no id-uniqueness check, so the store ends up with two distinct layer objects sharing the same id. That breaks the id-uniqueness invariant syncLayers/removeLayerFromMap (keyed Maps/Sets over layer id) and the Layers panel (id as React key) rely on elsewhere.
This is a pre-existing, narrow edge case in the encoder rather than something newly introduced by the encoding itself, but this PR is what first makes two distinct layers derive their id from it in the same batch — previously an archive was always a single layer, so there was nothing to collide with. Low likelihood (needs unusually-named vector-tile layers in the same archive) but worth a guard, e.g. updating known inside the loop:
| export function addPMTilesArchive(layers: readonly GeoLibreLayer[], name: string): string[] { | |
| const store = useAppStore.getState(); | |
| // Taken before the adds, which is what it should be: the ids within one archive are distinct, so | |
| // nothing added here can read back as already known. | |
| const known = new Set(store.layers.map((item) => item.id)); | |
| const added: string[] = []; | |
| for (const layer of layers) { | |
| if (known.has(layer.id)) { | |
| store.updateLayer(layer.id, { | |
| metadata: layer.metadata, | |
| opacity: layer.opacity, | |
| source: layer.source, | |
| style: layer.style, | |
| visible: layer.visible, | |
| }); | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| store.addLayer(layer); | |
| added.push(layer.id); | |
| const added: string[] = []; | |
| for (const layer of layers) { | |
| if (known.has(layer.id)) { | |
| store.updateLayer(layer.id, { | |
| metadata: layer.metadata, | |
| opacity: layer.opacity, | |
| source: layer.source, | |
| style: layer.style, | |
| visible: layer.visible, | |
| }); | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| known.add(layer.id); | |
| store.addLayer(layer); | |
| added.push(layer.id); | |
| } |
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| export function createPMTilesArchiveLayers(options: PMTilesStoreLayerOptions): GeoLibreLayer[] { | ||
| const sourceLayers = [...options.sourceLayers]; | ||
| if (options.tileType === "raster" || sourceLayers.length < 2) { | ||
| return [createPMTilesStoreLayer(options)]; | ||
| } | ||
| return sourceLayers.map((sourceLayer) => { | ||
| const layer = createPMTilesStoreLayer({ | ||
| ...options, | ||
| id: `${options.id}-${encodeVectorTileLayerPart(sourceLayer)}`, | ||
| name: sourceLayer, | ||
| sourceLayers: [sourceLayer], | ||
| nativeLayerIds: ownNativeLayerIds(options.nativeLayerIds, options.id, sourceLayer), | ||
| }); | ||
| // Both fields, because readers are split: `getPMTilesSourceId` prefers the metadata, | ||
| // `loadedVectorTileFeatures` reads `source.sourceId` alone and swallows a bad id in a `catch`. | ||
| return { | ||
| ...layer, | ||
| source: { ...layer.source, sourceId: options.id }, | ||
| metadata: { ...layer.metadata, sourceId: options.id }, | ||
| }; | ||
| }); | ||
| } |
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Bug (medium confidence): createPMTilesArchiveLayers doesn't dedupe sourceLayers before mapping each one to a store layer whose id is `${options.id}-${encodeVectorTileLayerPart(sourceLayer)}`. Two entries produce the same store-layer id whenever:
- the archive's
vector_layersmetadata literally repeats a source-layer name (malformed/duplicate tileset metadata happens in the wild), or - two distinct names collide after encoding —
encodeVectorTileLayerPartis documented as "not injective" (a/banda_2Fbboth encode toa_2Fb).
addPMTilesArchive computes its known set once, before iterating, so a colliding second layer isn't recognized as a duplicate: it goes through store.addLayer(layer) again with the same id as the first, silently clobbering/duplicating a layer instead of erroring or merging.
Consider deduping (e.g. new Set(options.sourceLayers)) — or at least logging/dropping repeats — before mapping, since this is now a primary store key rather than just a MapLibre native-layer id suffix (where the pre-existing non-injectivity was lower-stakes).
| export function createPMTilesArchiveLayers(options: PMTilesStoreLayerOptions): GeoLibreLayer[] { | |
| const sourceLayers = [...options.sourceLayers]; | |
| if (options.tileType === "raster" || sourceLayers.length < 2) { | |
| return [createPMTilesStoreLayer(options)]; | |
| } | |
| return sourceLayers.map((sourceLayer) => { | |
| const layer = createPMTilesStoreLayer({ | |
| ...options, | |
| id: `${options.id}-${encodeVectorTileLayerPart(sourceLayer)}`, | |
| name: sourceLayer, | |
| sourceLayers: [sourceLayer], | |
| nativeLayerIds: ownNativeLayerIds(options.nativeLayerIds, options.id, sourceLayer), | |
| }); | |
| // Both fields, because readers are split: `getPMTilesSourceId` prefers the metadata, | |
| // `loadedVectorTileFeatures` reads `source.sourceId` alone and swallows a bad id in a `catch`. | |
| return { | |
| ...layer, | |
| source: { ...layer.source, sourceId: options.id }, | |
| metadata: { ...layer.metadata, sourceId: options.id }, | |
| }; | |
| }); | |
| } | |
| export function createPMTilesArchiveLayers(options: PMTilesStoreLayerOptions): GeoLibreLayer[] { | |
| const sourceLayers = [...new Set(options.sourceLayers)]; | |
| if (options.tileType === "raster" || sourceLayers.length < 2) { | |
| return [createPMTilesStoreLayer(options)]; | |
| } | |
| return sourceLayers.map((sourceLayer) => { | |
| const layer = createPMTilesStoreLayer({ | |
| ...options, | |
| id: `${options.id}-${encodeVectorTileLayerPart(sourceLayer)}`, | |
| name: sourceLayer, | |
| sourceLayers: [sourceLayer], | |
| nativeLayerIds: ownNativeLayerIds(options.nativeLayerIds, options.id, sourceLayer), | |
| }); | |
| // Both fields, because readers are split: `getPMTilesSourceId` prefers the metadata, | |
| // `loadedVectorTileFeatures` reads `source.sourceId` alone and swallows a bad id in a `catch`. | |
| return { | |
| ...layer, | |
| source: { ...layer.source, sourceId: options.id }, | |
| metadata: { ...layer.metadata, sourceId: options.id }, | |
| }; | |
| }); | |
| } |
| // An archive's source layers share one source, so it goes only once nothing draws from it. | ||
| const stillInUse = new Set( | ||
| (survivingLayers ?? []) | ||
| .filter((candidate) => candidate.id !== layerId) | ||
| .flatMap((candidate) => getExternalSourceIds(candidate)), | ||
| ); |
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Performance (low confidence, minor): removeLayerFromMap is called once per removed layer id from the loop in MapController.syncLayers, and each call rebuilds stillInUse from scratch by scanning the entire survivingLayers (next-state) array. For a sync pass that removes many layers at once (bulk delete, project switch tearing down a large layer list), that's O(removed × surviving) work redone every call instead of once. Given typical layer counts this is unlikely to matter, but if it ever does, computing the shared "sources still in use" set once in syncLayers and threading it through (instead of recomputing per call) would avoid the repeated scan.
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| const drawnFromSource = (src: string): boolean => | ||
| (map.getStyle()?.layers ?? []).some( | ||
| (styleLayer) => "source" in styleLayer && styleLayer.source === src, | ||
| ); | ||
| for (const src of [ | ||
| ...getExternalSourceIds(layer), | ||
| sourceId(layerId), | ||
| labelSourceId(layerId), | ||
| invertedSourceId(layerId), | ||
| generatorSourceId(layerId), | ||
| ]) { | ||
| if (src && map.getSource(src)) map.removeSource(src); | ||
| if (src && !stillInUse.has(src) && !drawnFromSource(src) && map.getSource(src)) { |
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drawnFromSource calls map.getStyle() — which serializes the whole style (sources, layers, sprite, glyphs) — and it's invoked fresh for every source candidate in the loop, not just the PMTiles archive-sharing case. Two compounding issues:
- It's evaluated before the cheap
map.getSource(src)existence check in the&&chain, so it runs even when the candidate source doesn't exist at all (the common case forlabelSourceId/invertedSourceId/generatorSourceIdon an ordinary layer). map.getStyle()is re-computed on every iteration of thefor (const src of [...])loop instead of once perremoveLayerFromMapcall.
Since this runs on every layer removal (not just PMTiles archives — stillInUse is empty whenever survivingLayers isn't passed or doesn't reference the source), this adds up to several full style serializations on every ordinary "delete a layer" action, which previously was just cheap Map/object lookups.
Suggested fix — hoist the style read out of the loop and check existence first:
| const drawnFromSource = (src: string): boolean => | |
| (map.getStyle()?.layers ?? []).some( | |
| (styleLayer) => "source" in styleLayer && styleLayer.source === src, | |
| ); | |
| for (const src of [ | |
| ...getExternalSourceIds(layer), | |
| sourceId(layerId), | |
| labelSourceId(layerId), | |
| invertedSourceId(layerId), | |
| generatorSourceId(layerId), | |
| ]) { | |
| if (src && map.getSource(src)) map.removeSource(src); | |
| if (src && !stillInUse.has(src) && !drawnFromSource(src) && map.getSource(src)) { | |
| const styleLayers = map.getStyle()?.layers ?? []; | |
| const drawnFromSource = (src: string): boolean => | |
| styleLayers.some((styleLayer) => "source" in styleLayer && styleLayer.source === src); | |
| for (const src of [ | |
| ...getExternalSourceIds(layer), | |
| sourceId(layerId), | |
| labelSourceId(layerId), | |
| invertedSourceId(layerId), | |
| generatorSourceId(layerId), | |
| ]) { | |
| if (src && map.getSource(src) && !stillInUse.has(src) && !drawnFromSource(src)) { | |
| map.removeSource(src); | |
| } | |
| } |
Confidence: medium-high — correctness is unaffected (the cheap sourceId(layerId) etc. are unique per removed layer, so drawnFromSource almost always resolves false for them anyway), this is purely about avoiding needless getStyle() calls on a hot path.
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| import { useAppStore } from "@geolibre/core"; | |||
| import { createPMTilesStoreLayer, readRemotePMTilesInfo } from "@geolibre/map/pmtiles-layer"; | |||
| import { createPMTilesArchiveLayers, readRemotePMTilesInfo } from "@geolibre/map/pmtiles-layer"; | |||
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Nit: the function's docstring (a few lines below, unchanged by this diff) still says "the layer shape still comes from {@link createPMTilesStoreLayer}", but addPMTilesAsset now goes through createPMTilesArchiveLayers, which can return several layers (one per source layer) rather than a single one. Worth updating the @link/wording so it doesn't undersell that an asset can now land as multiple layers in a folder.
Confidence: low (doc-only, no behavioral impact).
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| for (const layer of layers) { | ||
| if (known.has(layer.id)) { | ||
| // Re-pointed, not rebuilt: the user's styling, opacity and visibility stand, and `metadata` | ||
| // is merged so a plugin's own keys survive. A re-add is reached by closing the panel and | ||
| // adding the archive again — not a reason to undo what was done to the layer since. | ||
| // | ||
| // The layer may belong to a *different* archive whose id the control reused, in which case | ||
| // this takes it over silently, keeping the old name, folder and styling. A changed URL is not | ||
| // evidence of a different archive (a presigned URL re-signed), so warning here would cry wolf. | ||
| const before = store.layers.find((item) => item.id === layer.id); | ||
| store.updateLayer(layer.id, { | ||
| metadata: { ...before?.metadata, ...layer.metadata }, | ||
| source: layer.source, | ||
| // Must follow the archive: it is what the sweep below matches on, and a stale one gets the | ||
| // layer swept away as some other archive's old shape. | ||
| sourcePath: layer.sourcePath, | ||
| }); | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
| store.addLayer(layer); | ||
| added.push(layer.id); | ||
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Possible bug (medium confidence): deleting one split-out sub-layer of an archive (via the ordinary Layers panel) can be silently undone by a later layeradd event for the same archive.
known/ids here only reflect "what's in the store right now" — there's no record that a particular source layer was deliberately removed by the user. The PMTiles control refires layeradd for an archive more than once during its lifetime (progressive metadata discovery is explicitly modeled — see the "replaces the archive when a later read finds more source layers" test — and presumably also on tick/untick in its own panel). If the user deletes e.g. the "roads" sub-layer from the Layers panel, then later triggers any layeradd refire for that archive (unrelated tick change, reopening the panel, more metadata arriving), layerInfo.sourceLayers/selectedSourceLayers will still include "roads" (the control's own tick state was never told about the deletion), so this loop re-adds it via store.addLayer(layer) at line 56 — resurrecting a layer the user just deleted.
This is an inherent consequence of making split-out layers "ordinary layers" with their own delete button, so it may be an accepted trade-off, but it seems worth confirming it's intentional and, if not, guarding against it (e.g. remembering source layers explicitly removed from a still-owned archive).
| // What the control drew: the panel's ticked source layers, or the whole archive when none are | ||
| // ticked. A stale tick can name source layers this archive does not even have. | ||
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| selectedSourceLayers.length > 0 ? selectedSourceLayers : layerInfo.sourceLayers; | ||
| // A selection naming anything this archive lacks belongs to a different one, and so does the | ||
| // checkbox list beside it — the user could not tick the rest back. None of it is trusted. | ||
| const stale = controlDrew.some((sourceLayer) => !layerInfo.sourceLayers.includes(sourceLayer)); | ||
| // Matched on the URL string exactly as the caller passed it, because the mark is claimed before | ||
| // the add and there is no archive id yet to key on. The control stores that string verbatim, and | ||
| // `tests/pmtiles-control-contract.test.ts` adds through a URL carrying a query string so a bump | ||
| // that starts rewriting it fails there rather than silently reinstating a stale tick selection. | ||
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| stale || programmaticPMTilesAdds.has(layerInfo.url) | ||
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| : layerInfo.sourceLayers.filter((sourceLayer) => controlDrew.includes(sourceLayer)); |
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Low-medium confidence: the stale check discards the entire ticked selection (falling back to the whole archive) as soon as a single entry in controlDrew doesn't appear in layerInfo.sourceLayers. Given selectedSourceLayers and sourceLayers are read from the same event snapshot, this should mostly guard against genuinely stale/out-of-order events as the comment says — but if it's ever reachable with an otherwise-valid partial selection (e.g. one race-y entry), the user would silently get the whole archive instead of the subset they ticked, rather than just the valid part of the selection. Worth double-checking this is only reachable in the "foreign event" case it's meant for.
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| externalNativeLayer: true, | ||
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| ...(options.nativeLayerIds ?? pmtilesNativeLayerIds(id, tileType, sourceLayers)), | ||
| ...(options.nativeLayerIds ?? pmtilesNativeLayerIds(sourceId, tileType, sourceLayers)), | ||
| ], | ||
| pickable: options.pickable ?? true, | ||
| sourceId: id, | ||
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| sourceKind: "pmtiles-url", | ||
| ...(options.sourceLayerColors ? { sourceLayerColors: options.sourceLayerColors } : {}), | ||
| sourceLayers, | ||
| tileType, | ||
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Low confidence / quality note: this drops sourceLayerColors from the layer's metadata entirely (previously kept via ...(options.sourceLayerColors ? { sourceLayerColors: options.sourceLayerColors } : {})). A repo-wide search shows nothing currently reads metadata.sourceLayerColors (only options.sourceLayerColors at layer-creation time, to seed style.fillColor for the layer's first/only source layer), so this looks like safe dead-metadata cleanup given the new per-source-layer split does the real color work. Flagging only because it changes the persisted GeoLibreLayer.metadata shape for PMTiles layers, and the full archive-assigned color map is no longer recoverable from a single combined layer (STAC/basemap-extract path) after this — e.g. no "restore assigned colors" affordance would be possible without it. Worth a sanity check that no plugin-facing code path expected it.
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| if (!reportedCollisions.has(seen)) { | ||
| reportedCollisions.add(seen); | ||
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| `PMTiles archive "${options.id}": source layer "${dropped}" collides with "${dropped === taken ? sourceLayer : taken}" and is not the project's.`, |
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Minor wording nit: "collides with "X" and is not the project's" reads as an incomplete/garbled sentence in the dev console. Consider something clearer, e.g. ... and is dropped in favor of "${...}" — low confidence/severity, just a readability nit for whoever sees this warning.
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3718-3720: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve registered offline archives until the final child is removed.
The source checks above keep a shared MapLibre source while sibling layers still use it. This unconditional call still removes the registered
pmtiles://archive when any child is removed or reordered.For a split offline archive, remaining sibling layers retain their source but later tile requests cannot resolve the removed protocol entry. Unregister the archive only when its shared source has no surviving store or map-layer reference. Add a test that registers an archive, removes one child, and verifies that the archive remains registered until the final child is removed.
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In `@packages/map/src/pmtiles-layer.ts`:
- Around line 214-238: Update the split-archive path to resolve sourceId once as
options.sourceId ?? options.id, then pass that value to each
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instead of forcing options.id. Add a regression test covering distinct id and
sourceId values, including preservation of matching native IDs.
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In `@packages/map/src/layer-sync.ts`:
- Around line 3718-3720: Update the pmtiles cleanup in the layer-removal flow
around stringSource and unregisterPMTilesArchive so shared archives remain
registered while any surviving store or map-layer reference uses the source;
only unregister after the final child is removed. Add coverage for registering
an archive, removing one child, confirming it remains registered, then removing
the final child and confirming cleanup.
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| * otherwise inherit whatever was last ticked for a different archive and strand the rest of this | ||
| * one outside the store. Marked here, they take the whole archive. | ||
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| const programmaticPMTilesAdds = new Map<string, number>(); |
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Low confidence — possible race between two adds of the same URL.
programmaticPMTilesAdds is keyed only by URL, not by the control's layerId. If a user has the PMTiles panel open with a real tick-selection in progress for archive X, and something else concurrently calls addPMTilesLayerFromUrl for that same URL (e.g. a duplicate Add Data / drag-drop of a URL the user is also manually configuring), the marker set by beginProgrammaticPMTilesAdd would cause pmtilesLayerOptions (packages/plugins/src/plugins/maplibre-components.ts ~line 5546) to treat the panel's own layeradd event as "programmatic" too, via programmaticPMTilesAdds.has(layerInfo.url), and silently take the whole archive instead of honoring the user's ticked selection.
This is a narrow, hard-to-trigger edge case (same URL added through two paths at once), but since the guard is URL-only rather than scoped to the specific add in flight, it's worth a second look — or at least a code comment noting the scenario is accepted as out of scope.
| .filter((source): source is string => typeof source === "string"), | ||
| ); | ||
| return drawnSources.has(src); | ||
| }; |
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Low confidence — minor perf note.
stillDrawn is lazily memoized within one removeLayerFromMap call, but when a whole archive (or any group of layers sharing an external source) is removed together, removeLayerFromMap runs once per sibling in a loop, and each call recomputes map.getLayersOrder() plus a getLayer(...).source lookup for every style layer on the map. For a large map (many layers) and an archive split into many source layers, that's O(siblings × total map layers). The comment above already explains why getStyle() was avoided in favor of this walk, so this is likely an accepted tradeoff — just flagging in case a large archive on a busy map turns out to be noticeably slow to delete.
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| const endAdd = beginProgrammaticPMTilesAdd(url); | ||
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| await pmtilesControl.addLayer(url); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| endAdd(); |
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Possible race: the "programmatic add" flag can be released before a later layeradd fires.
endAdd() runs in finally right after the single await pmtilesControl.addLayer(url) resolves. If the underlying control ever reports metadata progressively — i.e. emits more than one layeradd for the same archive as more of the header/metadata arrives (the PR's own pmtiles-archive-grouping.test.ts comment notes "The control discovers source layers as metadata arrives ... so a second read can change the id scheme") — a second event that lands after this await resolves would find programmaticPMTilesAdds.has(url) already false. pmtilesLayerOptions would then fall back to filtering by event.state.selectedSourceLayers, i.e. whatever the panel's tick-list happens to be at that moment (potentially leftover from a different archive), reintroducing the exact "stranded outside the store" bug this flag exists to prevent.
Compare with the pre-existing Zarr add path a few hundred lines down (beginProgrammaticZarrAdd + control.on("layeradd", captureLayerId) / control.off(...) in the same try/finally): it scopes the claim to a locally-attached listener rather than a shared URL-keyed flag read by a module-level handler, so it can't lose the race regardless of how many events the control fires.
If addLayer()'s returned promise is guaranteed to resolve only after the control's last layeradd for that URL, this is a non-issue — but that's an assumption about maplibre-gl-components internals that isn't verified anywhere (the contract test drives a single-shot archive). Worth a comment noting the assumption, or hardening the same way the Zarr path does, so a future metadata-discovery change in the control can't silently reintroduce the bug.
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| emptied.add(stale.groupId); | ||
| store.removeLayer(stale.id); | ||
| } | ||
| // The folder the old shape sat in goes with it when nothing is left in it, the same way the | ||
| // control's own removal prunes one — otherwise the archive comes back beside an empty husk. | ||
| const afterStale = useAppStore.getState(); | ||
| for (const groupId of emptied) { | ||
| if (!groupId) continue; | ||
| if (afterStale.layers.some((layer) => layer.groupId === groupId)) continue; | ||
| afterStale.removeLayerGroup(groupId); | ||
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| } | ||
| // Read back after the adds, so a source layer reported later joins the folder its siblings are in. | ||
| if (layers.length > 1 && added.length > 0) { | ||
| const state = useAppStore.getState(); | ||
| // A sibling's folder, if any sibling is still in one: a user who dragged them all out has said | ||
| // this archive is not a folder any more. Where an id was reused, whatever was taken over counts | ||
| // as a sibling, so the two archives share a folder under whichever name got there first. | ||
| // | ||
| // First match wins, deliberately. A user who has split this archive's layers across folders has | ||
| // no folder that is the right one, and picking the most populated would be a guess dressed up | ||
| // as a rule — the layers are theirs to move, and this only decides where a *new* one lands. | ||
| const existing = state.layers.find((item) => ids.has(item.id) && item.groupId)?.groupId; | ||
| if (existing) { | ||
| state.moveLayersToGroup(added, existing); | ||
| } else { | ||
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Bug (medium confidence): when an archive's shape changes between two adds under the same id (e.g. re-adding after the panel discovers more/fewer vector_layers, per the "replaces the archive when a later read finds more source layers" test), the old layer is deleted here (store.removeLayer(stale.id), line 92) without remembering its groupId. If the user had manually moved that layer into their own custom folder, that placement is lost — the emptied-folder cleanup below (94–101) will delete the now-empty custom folder too (since nothing else references it), and the grouping logic at 104–118 only looks for a folder among the new layer ids (ids.has(item.id)), which can never match the just-removed old layer. The result is the split layers land in a brand-new auto-created folder instead of the user's folder.
This only affects the "same archive re-read with a different set of source layers" path — a plain re-add with an unchanged shape is unaffected, since then ids.has(stale.id) is true and the sweep never removes it.
Worth at least capturing stale.groupId before removing it (when the shape genuinely changed, not when a different archive took the id over) and using it as a fallback target in the grouping step, rather than silently starting a fresh folder.
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- Around line 100-104: Update the inheritedGroupId selection in the archive
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Code reviewBugs: none found. I traced the shared-source refcounting in Security: none — no user input reaches injection sinks; the new code only manipulates in-memory store/map state. Performance: none of note. Quality:
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Low confidence / minor: this warning logs the full sourcePath/URL of both the pre-existing and the incoming PMTiles archive to the browser console. If a caller adds an archive via a presigned URL (the surrounding comments elsewhere in this PR explicitly call out "a presigned URL re-signed" as an expected case), that URL's query string can carry short-lived credentials (e.g. X-Amz-Signature/X-Amz-Credential). Logging it verbatim to devtools is a minor exposure surface (screen shares, bug-report screenshots, console-capturing browser extensions). Consider redacting the query string before logging, similar to how redactMapboxStyleUrl handles Mapbox tokens elsewhere in @geolibre/map.
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Closes #2062
What
A vector PMTiles archive is added as a folder named after it, with one layer per source layer
inside. The Protomaps basemap arrives as
v4holdingwater,roads,buildings,earthand therest, each in the colour the control assigned it.
Nothing new in the panel: they are ordinary layers in an ordinary group, so visibility, opacity,
reordering, zoom-to, the Style panel and delete all work on them already.
A raster archive, or one with a single source layer, is added as one layer as before.
Why this shape
The first cut gave the layer a list of parts with their own toggles — a second, parallel way to
express visibility and styling. The maintainer's suggestion on #2062 was to use layer groups, which
already carry collapse, group visibility ANDed with each child, group opacity multiplied into each
child, and nesting. That deleted more code than it added and gave per-source-layer styling for free.
The part that needed care
The layers share one MapLibre source.
removeLayerFromMapremoved a layer's sources unconditionally,so deleting one source layer would have pulled the source out from under its siblings — with a delete
button now on every row, that is one click away. It now takes the surviving layers and keeps a source
while anything still draws from it.
Colours where an archive is still one layer
The STAC panel and the offline basemap extract build a single layer over all the source layers.
Those still paint each one in the colour the archive assigned (
assignedSourceLayerColor), whichwas already computed at add time and previously discarded after the first. A user restyling the
layer takes it back.
Tests
pmtiles-archive-layers.test.tscovers the expansion and the refcount, including that a sharedsource survives one sibling's removal and goes when the last one does.
layer-parts-every-path.test.tspins the assigned colours through the vector-tiles and MBTiles sync paths.
6770/6771 pass, tsc clean.
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