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javascript - Leaflet: Including metadata with CircleMarkers

I have a Leaflet map that I am populating with CircleMarkers. I would like to include an additional value (a database ID) with each circle so that when I click on the circle, I can get the value and navigate somewhere else.

I would like to add the value directly to the marker and use a callback function on the entire featureGroup instead of adding a callback function to each marker, since we're dealing with over 500 markers and it would be a performance drag.

Worth mentioning: I'm using Typescript inside an Angular app, but it's still Leaflet.

What I've tried:

  var data = [
    {lat: 20.45, lng: -150.2, id: 44},
    {lat: 23.45, lng: -151.7, id: 45},
  ]
  var points = [];

  data.forEach((d) => {
    // How do I add an additional variable to this circleMarker?
    points.push(circleMarker(latLng(d.lat, d.lng), { radius: 5}));
  })

  var group = featureGroup(points);

  group.on("click", function (e) {
    console.log(e);
    // This is where I would like to get the ID number of the record
  });
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FWIW, you have plenty ways of adding your own data to Leaflet Layers (nothing specific to Circle Markers, it is the same for Markers, but also Polygons, Polylines, etc.).

See for instance: Leaflet/Leaflet #5629 (Attach business data to layers)

In short, there are mainly 3 possible ways:

  • Just directly add some properties to the Leaflet Layer after it has been instantiated. Make sure you avoid collision with library properties and methods. You can add your own prefix to the property name to decrease the chance of collision.
var marker = L.marker(latlng);
marker.myLibTitle = 'my title';
  • Use the Layer options (usually the 2nd argument of the instantiation factory), as shown by @nikoshr. As previously, avoid collision with library option names.
L.marker(latlng, {
  myLibTitle: 'my title'
});
  • Use the Layer GeoJSON properties. Leaflet does not use those for internal purpose, so you have total freedom of this data, without any risk of collision.
L.Layer.include({
  getProps: function () {
    var feature = this.feature = this.feature || {}; // Initialize the feature, if missing.
    feature.type = 'Feature';
    feature.properties = feature.properties || {}; // Initialize the properties, if missing.
    return feature.properties;
  }
});

var marker = L.marker(latlng);

// set data
marker.getProps().myData = 'myValue';

// get data
myFeatureGroup.on('click', function (event) {
  var source = event.sourceTarget;
  console.log(source.getProps().myData);
});

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