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@lachlanshoesmith/mazemap-react

v1.0.20

Published

React components for MazeMap.

Downloads

17

Readme

mazemap-react

mazemap but as a react component featuring types

1.0.19 | npm

example usage

<MazeMap
  campuses={123}
  center={{ lng: 123, lat: -123 }}
  center={[123, -123]} // this also works - take your pick!
  zoom={3}
  width={'500px'}
  height={'30vh'}
  hideWatermark={false}
  marker={{
    // marker that locks on to and highlights POI if one is clicked on
    // Marker.Marker does not do this and just draws a marker exactly
    // where the user clicked
    type: Marker.POIMarker,
    colour: '#ff0000',
    innerColour: '#0000ff',
    size: 32
  }}
  // coordinates passed to onMapClick will be in the tuple [] format
  onMapClick={(coordinates, zLevel) => ...}
  maxBounds={
    // again, you can use either syntax:
    [[151.217893555, -33.9242064802],
    { lng: 151.244924424, lat: -33.9126716815 }]
  }
  line={{
    colour: '#ff0000',
    coordinates: [
      [151.217893555, -33.9242064802],
      [151.244924424, -33.9126716815]
    ],
    width: 3
  }},
  highlight={{
    fill: true,
    outline: true,
    colour: '#ff0000',
    outlineColour: '#00ffff',
    poiOnLoad: {
      // highlight a POI at the given coordinates
      // when the map is mounted
      // as usual, you can enter the coordinates in either
      // the {lng: lat: } format or as a tuple
      coordinates: [151.244924424, -33.9126716815],
      zLevel: 0
    }
  }}
/>

installation

npm install @lachlanshoesmith/mazemap-react

building

npm run build generates both an esm and cjs export in dist/.

credits

not affiliated with the mazemap project whatsoever. but shoutout to them.