How to use @elastic/ems-client - 1 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @elastic/ems-client examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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elastic / kibana / x-pack / legacy / plugins / maps / public / meta.js View on Github 
export function getEMSClient() {
if (!emsClient) {
const isEmsEnabled = chrome.getInjected('isEmsEnabled', true);
if (isEmsEnabled) {
const proxyElasticMapsServiceInMaps = chrome.getInjected('proxyElasticMapsServiceInMaps', false);
const proxyPath = proxyElasticMapsServiceInMaps ? relativeToAbsolute('..') : '';
const manifestServiceUrl = proxyElasticMapsServiceInMaps ? relativeToAbsolute(`${GIS_API_RELATIVE}/${EMS_CATALOGUE_PATH}`) : chrome.getInjected('emsManifestServiceUrl');
emsClient = new EMSClient({
language: i18n.getLocale(),
kbnVersion: chrome.getInjected('kbnPkgVersion'),
manifestServiceUrl: manifestServiceUrl,
landingPageUrl: chrome.getInjected('emsLandingPageUrl'),
fetchFunction: fetchFunction, //import this from client-side, so the right instance is returned (bootstrapped from common/* would not work
proxyPath: proxyPath
});
} else {
//EMS is turned off. Mock API.
emsClient = {
async getFileLayers() {
return [];
},
async getTMSServices() {
return [];
},@elastic/ems-client
JavaScript client library for the Elastic Maps Service
