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fire-incidents-usa

v1.0.1

Published

Fire Incidents Layer for USA using Reactjs and Mapbox

Downloads

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Readme

Fire Incidents for the USA

This ReactJs package helps you to show fire incidents on a Mapbox map. This package fetches data using free APIs of ArcGIS for the USA only. You can turn on and off the fire layer.

Installation

You can install fire-incidents-usa and its dependencies with npm: npm install fire-incidents-usa

Usage

Import

import FireIncidents from 'fire-incidents-usa';

Turn on Fire Layer

In component use ref to call FireIncidents methods.

const fireRef = useRef(null);

<FireIncidents 
    ref={fireRef}
    options= {{
        opacity: 0.8,
        fireImage: FireImage,
        fireImageSize: 0.4
    }}
    getLoader={(isLoader) => setLoader(isLoader)}
/>
fireRef.current.trunOnFireIncidents(true, map.current);

Turn off Radar Layer

fireRef.current.trunOnFireIncidents(false, map.current);

Get the Loader while the first layer is still loading

Pass the getLoader prop to the component.

getLoader={(isLoader) => {
    // Write your logic here.
}}

Get the fire incident information and show the popup

Pass the getLoader prop to the component.

getFireDetails={(details) => showPopup(details)}

Some options that you can pass to the component

options= {{
    opacity: 0.8, // Radar Layer opacity min:0, max:1
    fireImage: 'fireimage-path', //Fire Image Path,
    fireImageSize: 0.4 //Size of the Image
}}

Full example is provided into example directory

Example of fire incidents

Popup Box

Example of fire incidents Popup