Hi!

I'm working on an app in angular where map components are based on Leaflet 0.7.7 (specifically angular-leaflet-directive). I'm trying to use Your mapzen vector tiles to smoothly present administration boundaries to the user, so I tried hoverboard to join those elements.

Unfortunately, I have kinda problem with it (probably based on Require.JS or other method of dependency injection). I have installed framework with bower, prepared code like in the example (for now) but I get "Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined" which is followed by "module is null". Not sure how to workaround it. That method is present also in 'topojson' framework on which hoverboard depends. Next I get "L.tileLayer.hoverboard is not a function", but I think it's a result of the previous mentioned issue.

Including Require.JS in npm throws much more failures.
Can I get any hint to solve it or how to use vector-tiles (geo/topojson) with leaflet? Couldn't find anything valuable on the net.

Trying bower install --save https://github.com/mapzen/hoverboard I get a file called index, not the repo by itself.

Thanks

Could point feature support be added? I couldn't find any facility for rendering them with icons.

A user (Aaron W) at the Mapzen SF open house on Sept 1, 2015 mentioned some problems with Hoverboard.

He had used the standard Hoverboard library and it wasn't working with Mapzen's tiles. Suggested that Mapzen makes it clear on the website (https://mapzen.com/projects/vector-tiles) and in this repository that there are some differences. In other words, if you want to use Hoverboard with Mapzen, be sure to use Mapzen's forked library and not the original Hoverboard.

There are also changes in the parent that should be reviewed to determine if they should be pulled back into this fork.

cc @burritojustice @mjcunningham

The example linked from the end of the readme of this repo is giving, in Chrome, a JS error in the inspector.