WorkerControl
Left sidebar inspector for any registered web worker: runtime status, task progress, errors, and recent history. Same panel pattern as EventManagementControl. Workers do not appear until their client calls WorkerMonitor.register (GeoJSON parse / CRS does this automatically).
With more than one worker, the sidebar shows a searchable list (busy first). Select a worker to inspect its tasks, logs, and history. Clear applies to the selected worker; Clear all wipes every worker.
Usecase
- Confirm a task is running off the main thread (status Busy, engine Worker).
- Watch progress while a large GeoJSON file is read or reprojected.
- Read worker-thread logs: live task log while a task runs; when it finishes those lines flush into the Worker log, and a compact copy stays under Recent tasks (max 5).
- See fallback to the main thread and the last error without opening DevTools.
Props
| Prop | Description | Type | Required | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
mapId | string | false | -- | |
dragId | string | false | -- | |
btnWidth | number | false | 40 | |
position | 'top-left', 'top-right', 'bottom-left', 'bottom-right' | false | 'bottom-right' | |
controlVisible | boolean | false | true |
and
| Prop | Description | Type | Required | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
show | Open the panel initially | boolean | false | false |
Events
None.
Usage
Vue
vue
<script setup lang="ts">
import { Map, WorkerControl } from '@hungpvq/vue-map-core';
import '@hungpvq/vue-map-core/style.css';
</script>
<template>
<Map>
<WorkerControl position="top-left" />
</Map>
</template>React
tsx
import { Map, WorkerControl } from '@hungpvq/react-map-core';
import '@hungpvq/react-map-core/style.css';
<Map>
<WorkerControl position="top-left" />
</Map>Register your own worker and report progress: Worker monitor.