node.js - Running NPM mapbox-map-image-export -


im new npm/node , trying run seeingly simple command having trouble.

im using vs code , have used terminal clone git repo. 'npm install'.

i trying run command in documentation 'export mapbox_token=your_mapbox_api_public_token'

based on instructions on npm page https://www.npmjs.com/package/mapbox-map-image-export

to type in 'node' command above. 3 dots appear?

in unix systems, export shell built-in command used mark variable automatic export environment of subsequently executed commands. windows (ms-dos) equivalent command set.

so, set mapbox token in windows, open command prompt , execute:

set mapbox_token=your_mapbox_api_public_token

you can run mapbox-map-image-export in same command prompt session, this:

export-map mapbox://styles/mapbox/streets-v9 -w=11in -h=8.5in -b=-7.1354,57.9095,-6.1357,58.516 -t=%mapbox_token% -o=lewis.png

note in windows, %name% used variable value, it's %mapbox_token% (and not $mapbox_token).

you can specify mapbox token directly in export-map command, without setting environment variable, e.g.:

export-map mapbox://styles/mapbox/streets-v9 -w=11in -h=8.5in -b=-7.1354,57.9095,-6.1357,58.516 -t=your_mapbox_api_public_token -o=lewis.png

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