arcgis-rest-js VS interact.js

Many developers know just how powerful Node.js can be for building applications. And, many developers are keen on using open-source APIs for their applications. So, what if a lightweight, open-source option to find the latitude and longitude of an address in just a few lines of code using Node.js exists? Well, it does! In fact, both ways are possible (coordinates to address/location and address/location to coordinates). Let’s dive into it!

When querying an ArcGIS Feature Service, there is typically a maximum number of features (records) that will be returned from any query – usually set to 1000. If you want to query for all the features in the service, ArcGIS REST JS does not currently do this (see this discussion) - you’ll need to make multiple REST calls to get them all. Use the package query-all-features to do this.

For vanilla js maybe something like https://shopify.github.io/draggable/ or https://interactjs.io/

I used interact js for dragging and dropping. Everything else is CSS HTML and simple JavaScript.

https://interactjs.io/ - I might use this for the resizeable windows (and drag and drop for file transfering, yes the "os" will have a file manager)

The library I’m using to get this effect is https://interactjs.io/ since they have pretty much what I need. To make the effect work I have to create a fullscreen div with another div inside that’s being connected to the library so I can move it. The problem that occurs now is, that I can’t interact with anything below the fullscreen div. I’ve tried putting custom css (pointer-events: none) on this div, but this affects the GIF-div inside too so I can’t interact with it anymore.

I used interactjs (https://interactjs.io/) for the drag and drop events, it's a great library.

I case you just want a working result: https://interactjs.io