Graham McIntire
af8b787915
Three changes that shrink first-paint and make layer toggles instant: 1. Server: /weather/cells now supports ?format=bin and ?layers=a,b,c. The binary "WCEL" pack is ~3× smaller than JSON (Float32 columns, no key overhead) and parses with DataView + typed-array views — essentially memcpy on the client. 2. Client: replaced JSON parse + per-cell SVG <rect> with a custom Leaflet canvas layer. The pack is columnar (lats/lons + Float32Array per layer) and each draw is one fillRect per cell against a precomputed 256-step color LUT. At low zoom (CONUS, ~80k cells) SVG paint cost dominated; canvas keeps it under one frame. 3. Lazy prefetch: the initial fetch only requests the *current* layer (~1/19 the bytes). Right after paint, a single background fetch pulls every other layer into the same pack. Layer switches that land after the prefetch finishes are pure recolor — no network, no server CPU. The /weather/tiles endpoint stays for backward compat. The JSON path of /weather/cells stays too — the binary path is opt-in via ?format=bin. |
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