Studio¶

A no-code workbench: load a road file, turn the knobs, and see the live map next to the exact code that makes it.

pip install "roadstyle[studio]"   # adds streamlit
roadstyle studio                  # Streamlit flags pass through: roadstyle studio --server.port 8502

You do not need a clone. The studio is in the package. The Södermalm sample networks (about 13 MB) download on the first run. In a git checkout, the studio uses ui/studio/samples/.

roadstyle studio: knobs on the left, the live map and the exact render_edges code on the right

Two pages¶

Page	Makes	Same as
Map	a map with its built-in controls	`rs.render_edges(edges, ...)`
Dashboard	the map and the toolbox. The panel has two demo parts: the query box and the road card	`rs.render_dashboard(edges, dashboard={"panel": {"sections": [...]}}, ...)`

Each page has a download button for the self-contained HTML. It also shows the Python call. Copy the call when you outgrow the knobs.

The knobs¶

The Map page has all of these. The Dashboard page has Look, Colour by data, Hover tooltip, Decorations and Overlays.

Look: palette, base map, 3D bridges, vector tiles (with the tiles extra).
Colour by data: any column with a colour map.
Filter (Map page): keep some road classes. Hide minor roads when zoomed out.
Decorations: street labels, one-way arrows.
Popup & hover: the click popup (curated, chosen columns, side panel, all, off) and a hover tooltip.
Overlays: zones, points or lines as extra layers.

See also: Dashboards · Every parameter