Releases: riatelab/magrit
v2.0.9
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New functionality to select numerator / denominator for smoothed maps (Fixes #135).
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Add options for choosing whether or not to display the confidence interval around the linear regression line and, if so, its color.
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Improves import of CSV files:
- by removing "NA" values from numerical columns and replacing them with null values,
- by removing any empty lines at the end of the file.
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Add a new entry in the left menu to change the scale and translate attributes of the map.
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Add a vertical scroll bar in the layer manager (rather than on the whole left menu) for when a project contains many layers.
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Add an example dataset “Countries of the world” with various statistical data (from the World Bank, the United Nations and Wikipedia), thanks to @rysebaert.
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Add the ability to choose text color and other font settings for scale bars.
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Add the ability to choose the color of the north arrow (in its “simple” style only).
v2.0.8
v2.0.7
v2.0.6
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Add functionality to display the mean, median and population on the histogram displayed on the map for choropleth representations.
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New example datasets added by @rysebaert:
- Municipalities of Metropolitan France,
- Municipalities of Metropolitan France + overseas regions,
- Municipalities of Metropolitan France + overseas regions in inserts (to enable easy representation of mainland France + overseas regions in the same map).
v2.0.5
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Fix bug with mean & standard deviation classification method (when the average is requested to be a class limit). Fixed upstream in mthh/statsbreaks.
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Enable displaying population (rug plot) on the classification plot of the classification panel.
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Improves the color of the box plot (especially when using the dark theme) in the classification panel.
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Changed the links to the old version of Magrit in the documentation.
v2.0.4
v2.0.3
v2.0.2
v2.0.1
v2.0.0
This is a complete overhaul of the application (in terms of both architecture and user interface). The exact list of changes is too long to be explicitly listed here, but here are a few highlights:
- New user interface (dark theme, etc.)
- New architecture (use of Solid.js, no more Python server: all operations are performed in the browser)
- New functionalities (aggregation, selection, simplification, KDE, linear regression, etc.)
- The ability to download a stand-alone version of the application (without needing an Internet connection to use it)
The features of the previous version of Magrit are still available (the various portrayal types, PNG / SVG export, project file export, etc.).
See it in action: