Colors & Icons

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Colors & Icons

Pick a color by name, hex, or (color, opacity) pair; pick a marker by shorthand, constant, or full URL. Skip the style entirely and a feature still looks good with default styling.

Pick a color by name ("red"), a hex string ("#ff0000"), or a (color, opacity) pair (("red", 50)); or use a kmlb.colors constant. Same for markers: a shorthand ("triangle", "red-paddle"), a kmlb.icons constant, or a full URL. Skip the style entirely and a feature still looks good.

kmlb.point_style("city", color="red", icon="triangle")
kmlb.line_style("route", color=("teal", 80))       # name + opacity

# A polygon given no style_to_use falls back to kmlb's built-in default styling,
# so it still looks good. 'ring' is one closed list of [lon, lat] coordinates
# (the first and last point match).
ring = [[-71.06, 42.36], [-71.05, 42.36], [-71.05, 42.35], [-71.06, 42.35], [-71.06, 42.36]]
kmlb.polygon([ring], "Parking Lot")                 # no style_to_use, default style applied