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6 April 2022

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Openlayers UI: Provides the user interface to edit each map objects and options.
Openlayers Views: Provide the Views integration.
Openlayers Geofield: Provide Geofield integration so a map can be used as an input widget for a field but also as a output formatter through an Openlayers map.
Openlayers Library: Provide multiple custom objects. This is the place to start if you want to learn how to extend Openlayers and add your own custom components.
Openlayers Examples: Provide multiple map and object configuration only. This module contains multiple maps.
Openlayers Block: Provide a new map option that provides a map in a Drupal block. Each map can have its own block.
Openlayers Contextual Links: Provide contextual links to a map so you can edit a map very quickly.
Openlayers Services: Provide a new map options that allows you to embed any map into a web page, Drupal or something else, via an iframe. This is a kind of way to use Drupal as a mapserver for any site.
Openlayers Field: Provide a new field type 'Openlayers' that allows you to display a map in a content type. Only for display, not for input, for that, use Openlayers geofield.
It also includes a field formatter for Addressfield and textfield (core) that will convert any text input into a location and also a formatter that will convert any uploaded files like GPX, KML or GeoJSON into an Openlayers map.

Openlayers Content Types: Provide integration with Panels.
Openlayers Quicktabs: Provide integration with Quicktabs.
Openlayers Boxes: Provide integration with Boxes.
Openlayers Cesium: Provides Control and Component to transform your 2D map into a 3D globe thanks to the CesiumJS library and Openlayers Cesium JS.

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