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googlemaps-points-clusterer

v1.0.4

Published

Clusterer library for Google Maps JavaScript API v3 markers

Downloads

6

Readme

Marker Clusterer for Google Maps JavaScript API v3

npm version GitHub release (latest by date) license

This is fast marker clustering library. It's working with Google Maps JavaScript API v3 as an alternative to markerclusterer and markerclustererplus libraries from the googlemaps/v3-utility-library package.

Getting Started

The Marker Clusterer library can be served from the firebase host. Add the following script tag in your html file

<script src="https://maps-tools-242a6.firebaseapp.com/clusterer/markers/markerclusterer.js">
</script>

Please note that Marker Clusterer implements a google.maps.OverlayView interface, so it must be initialized after the Google Maps JavaScript API v3 is fully loaded.

Typically Google Maps JavaScript API is loaded in asynchronous way as specified in the official documentation

<script async defer
src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=[YOUR_API_KEY]]&callback=initMap">
</script>

That means we must include clusterer initialization code inside initMap() callback function after map object initialization.

E.g.

function initMap() {
  var map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById('map'), {
    zoom: 12,
    center:  {lat: 41.3850639, lng: 2.1734035}
  });

  MarkerClusterer.getClusterer().then(Clusterer => {
    if (Clusterer) {
      const clusterer = new Clusterer.Builder(map)
          .withMaxZoom(20)
          .build();
      createMarkers(clusterer);
    }
  });
}

function createMarkers(clusterer) {
  // TODO add markers to cluster using
  // clusterer.createMarker() method.
}

Note that clusterer is loaded asynchronously, so the logic should be implemented once MarkerClusterer.getClusterer() promise is resolved.

Setting up clusterer

In order to set up a clusterer you should call MarkerClusterer.getClusterer() method that returns a promise. Once resolved the promise you will have a Clusterer class that should be used to create an instance of clusterer object.

Code snippet is the following

MarkerClusterer.getClusterer().then(Clusterer => {
  if (Clusterer) {
    // TODO: create instance of clusterer
  }
});

Create instance of clusterer

In order to create instance of clusterer you must call Builder, the Builder accepts an instance of google.maps.Map as a constructor parameter and allows call several chained functions to establish parameters of clusterer.

const clusterer = new Clusterer.Builder(map)
    .withMaxZoom(20)
    .build();

Public methods available for chaining in Builder object

withGridSize(gridSize: number)

withMinClusterSize(minClusterSize: number)

withMaxZoom(maxZoom: number)

withClassName(className: string)

withStyles(styles: IStyle[])

withImagePath(imagePath: string)

withImageExtension(imageExtension: string)

withZoomOnClick(zoomOnClick: boolean)

withAverageCenter(averageCenter: boolean)

withGridBasedStrategy(gridBased: boolean)

Interface IStyle

This interface is used to style the cluster's icons. There is default implementation of styles, but you can override it applying array of styles in Builder object

interface IStyle {
  url: string;
  height: number;
  width: number;
  textColor?: string;
  anchor?: number[] | null;
  textSize?: number;
  backgroundPosition?: string;
}

Adding markers to clusterer

In order to add markers to the clusterer you should use createMarker() method. This method accepts parameter of type google.maps.MarkerOptions

var marker = clusterer.createMarker({
    position: {lat: 41.3850639, lng: 2.1734035},
    map: map,
    title: 'Hello World!'
});

Public methods available on clusterer object

setVisible(v: boolean): void;
getTotalClusters(): number;
getClustererBounds(): google.maps.LatLngBounds;
getMarkersBounds(): google.maps.LatLngBounds;
getExtendedBounds(bounds: google.maps.LatLngBounds): google.maps.LatLngBounds;
redraw(): void;
destroy(): void;
createMarker(options: google.maps.MarkerOptions): google.maps.Marker;
clearMarkers(): void;

Demo

The live demo is available at https://maps-tools-242a6.firebaseapp.com/clusterer/demos/markerclusterer.html

AngularJS example is available at Plunker

Licence

The source code of this library is licensed under the MIT License.