Render map
render_mapCreate a shareable, self-contained HTML map report with interactive SVG map, verdict, and stop details from spatial results.
Instructions
Render any result as a shareable one-pager: map, verdict, and stop list.
Writes ONE self-contained HTML file — interactive SVG map (inline CSS/JS,
vector markers with labels and click popups, polygon/line shapes
including reachability output shaped {"polygon": ..., "stats": {...}}),
a composed verdict, per-stop details, a scale bar, and required
attribution. A shape feature's properties may carry "role": "shed"
(soft translucent fill, dashed edge — for travel-time sheds) or
"role": "outline" (no fill, strong edge — for a compared-area boundary);
any other/absent role keeps the default style. Properties may also carry
a short "label" and one-line "callout", rendered as a text chip over the
shape (capped ~40/~80 chars); for the reachability payload, set
role/label/callout at the payload's top level. No CDN, no tile server,
no API key, zero
network requests when opened — a local file the user can send as-is.
Pass `summary` for
the verdict you want on the page (the sentence you'd tell a spouse,
co-founder, or landlord); when omitted a short fallback is composed
from the payload. Written to PLACEROOT_ARTIFACT_DIR (default: alongside
the tile cache directory). The file itself is the artifact; this tool's
response stays small on purpose. Returns {"path", "bytes",
"features_rendered", "skipped_features"} (plus "truncated": True when
applicable) — skipped_features counts rows/features that couldn't be
rendered (missing coordinates, malformed geometry, or dropped past
mapview.MAX_RENDER_VERTICES) rather than failing the call outright. Pass
inline=true to also get the HTML back in the response when it's small
enough to be worth it.
A point in `result` carrying a "class" property gets a contrasting
marker dot when `legend` maps that class to {"label": str, "color":
str?} — pass e.g. {"open": {"label": "Open now"}, "closed": {"label":
"Closed", "color": "#d55e00"}}. A missing color is assigned from a
fixed color-blind-safe palette; an invalid one (not #rgb/#rrggbb hex)
is dropped rather than used. Classes actually present get a legend box
on the page; a class not in `legend` keeps the default dot and is
reported in the response's "note". Omitting `legend` (or a result with
no "class" properties) renders exactly as before.
Input Schema
TableJSON Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| title | No | ||
| inline | No | ||
| legend | No | ||
| result | Yes | ||
| summary | No |
Output Schema
TableJSON Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
No arguments | |||