Unable to display FeatureCollection using ShapeSource and its url prop

[kazakovkirilliy]

Hello team,

I am trying to import a FeatureCollection from the URL by passing it to the ShapeSource but no success so far. When passing the content directly to the shape property, everything works as expected. May I ask you what am I doing wrong?

Here's a ShapeSource I am trying to display. It's from the example with dynamic URL.

<ShapeSource
        id="countryShapeSource"
        // shape={{
        //   type: "FeatureCollection",
        //   features: [
        //     {
        //       type: "Feature",
        //       id: "ESP",
        //       properties: { name: "Spain" },
        //       geometry: {
        //         type: "Polygon",
        //         coordinates: [
        //           [
        //             [-9.034818, 41.880571],
        //             [-8.984433, 42.592775],
        //             [-9.392884, 43.026625],
        //             [-7.97819, 43.748338],
        //             [-6.754492, 43.567909],
        //             [-5.411886, 43.57424],
        //             [-4.347843, 43.403449],
        //             [-3.517532, 43.455901],
        //             [-1.901351, 43.422802],
        //             [-1.502771, 43.034014],
        //             [0.338047, 42.579546],
        //             [0.701591, 42.795734],
        //             [1.826793, 42.343385],
        //             [2.985999, 42.473015],
        //             [3.039484, 41.89212],
        //             [2.091842, 41.226089],
        //             [0.810525, 41.014732],
        //             [0.721331, 40.678318],
        //             [0.106692, 40.123934],
        //             [-0.278711, 39.309978],
        //             [0.111291, 38.738514],
        //             [-0.467124, 38.292366],
        //             [-0.683389, 37.642354],
        //             [-1.438382, 37.443064],
        //             [-2.146453, 36.674144],
        //             [-3.415781, 36.6589],
        //             [-4.368901, 36.677839],
        //             [-4.995219, 36.324708],
        //             [-5.37716, 35.94685],
        //             [-5.866432, 36.029817],
        //             [-6.236694, 36.367677],
        //             [-6.520191, 36.942913],
        //             [-7.453726, 37.097788],
        //             [-7.537105, 37.428904],
        //             [-7.166508, 37.803894],
        //             [-7.029281, 38.075764],
        //             [-7.374092, 38.373059],
        //             [-7.098037, 39.030073],
        //             [-7.498632, 39.629571],
        //             [-7.066592, 39.711892],
        //             [-7.026413, 40.184524],
        //             [-6.86402, 40.330872],
        //             [-6.851127, 41.111083],
        //             [-6.389088, 41.381815],
        //             [-6.668606, 41.883387],
        //             [-7.251309, 41.918346],
        //             [-7.422513, 41.792075],
        //             [-8.013175, 41.790886],
        //             [-8.263857, 42.280469],
        //             [-8.671946, 42.134689],
        //             [-9.034818, 41.880571],
        //           ],
        //         ],
        //       },
        //     },
        //   ],
        // }}
        url={"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/johan/world.geo.json/master/countries/ESP.geo.json"}
      >
        <FillLayer
          id="countryFillLayer"
          existing
          style={{
            fillColor: "blue",
            fillOpacity: 0.25,
          }}
        />
      </ShapeSource>

Thanks for your help!

[peterbodo]

I don't know the answer, but your layer is surely not "existing".
Existing is for layers included in you map style.