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mappls-direction-widget-react-native

v1.1.0

Published

Mappls direction widget in react native for Navigation.

Downloads

9

Readme

Mappls Direction Widget React Native

Getting started

npm install mappls-direction-widget-react-native

  • Install peerDependencies
npm  i  mappls-map-react-native
  • If using React-native<0.60

react-native link mappls-direction-widget-react-native

Installation

Android

  • Add followling line in android/build.gradle file:-
allprojects {
   repositories {
	  mavenLocal()
      maven {
		// All of React Native (JS, Obj-C sources, Android binaries) is installed from npm
        url("$rootDir/../node_modules/react-native/android")
      }
      maven {
       // Android JSC is installed from npm
       url("$rootDir/../node_modules/jsc-android/dist")
      }
+ maven { url 'https://maven.mapmyindia.com/repository/mapmyindia/'}
     google()
     jcenter()
     maven { url 'https://www.jitpack.io' }
 }
}
  • Add followling line in android/app/build.gradle file:-
defaultConfig {
    applicationId "com.example"
    minSdkVersion rootProject.ext.minSdkVersion
    targetSdkVersion rootProject.ext.targetSdkVersion
    versionCode 1
    versionName "1.0"
+   multiDexEnabled true
}
+ dataBinding {
+   enabled true
+ }

ios

  • run pod install from ios folder

Usage

Step 1: Import

import  MapplsDirectionWidget  from  "mappls-direction-widget-react-native"
import  MapplsGL  from  'mappls-map-react-native';

Step 2. Initialization

Initialize the SDK with your keys.

// for map sdk
MapplsGL.setMapSDKKey(mapSDKKey);//place your mapsdkKey
MapplsGL.setRestAPIKey(restAPIKey);//your restApiKey
MapplsGL.setAtlasClientId(atlasClientId);//your atlasClientId key
MapplsGL.setAtlasClientSecret(atlasClientSecret); //your atlasClientSecret key

Step 3: Open MapplsDirectionWidget

try {
   const  data = await  MapplsDirectionWidget.openDirectionWidget({});
   console.log(JSON.stringify(data));
} catch (e) {
  //error log
}

Request Props

  1. resource(String)`: Below are the available resource:

    • DirectionsCriteria.RESOURCE_ROUTE (Default): to calculate a route & its duration without considering traffic conditions.
    • DirectionsCriteria.RESOURCE_ROUTE_ETA get the updated duration of a route considering live traffic; Applicable for India only "region=ind" and "rtype=1" is not supported. This is different from route_traffic; since this doesn't search for a route considering traffic, it only applies delays to the default route.
    • DirectionsCriteria.RESOURCE_ROUTE_TRAFFIC: to search for routes considering live traffic.
  2. showAlternative(Boolean): Show alternative routes.

  3. profile(String): Below are the available profile:

    • DirectionsCriteria.PROFILE_DRIVING (Default):Meant for car routing
    • DirectionsCriteria.PROFILE_WALKING: Meant for pedestrian routing. Routing with this profile is restricted to route_adv only. region & rtype request parameters are not supported in pedestrian routing
    • DirectionsCriteria.PROFILE_BIKING:Meant for two-wheeler routing. Routing with this profile is restricted to route_adv only. region & rtype request parameters are not supported in two-wheeler routing.
    • DirectionsCriteria.PROFILE_TRUCKING:Meant for Truck routing. Routing with this profile is restricted to route_adv only. region & rtype request parameters are not supported in truck routing.
  4. overview(String): Add overview geometry either full, simplified according to highest zoom level it could be display on, or not at all. Below are the available value:

    • DirectionsCriteria.OVERVIEW_FULL
    • DirectionsCriteria.OVERVIEW_FALSE
    • DirectionsCriteria.OVERVIEW_SIMPLIFIED
  5. steps(Boolean): Return route steps for each route leg. Possible values are true/false. By default it will be used as false.

  6. excludes(List<String>) : Additive list of road classes to avoid, order does not matter. Below are the available value:

    • DirectionsCriteria.EXCLUDE_FERRY
    • DirectionsCriteria.EXCLUDE_MOTORWAY
    • DirectionsCriteria.EXCLUDE_TOLL
  7. showStartNavigation(Boolean): To show the Start Navigation button if the origin is current location.

  8. destination: You can use this to pass the destination in direction widget:

    • destination:{longitude:77.56,latitude:28.67,name:"MapmyIndia",address:"Okhla,New Delhi"}: It takes coordinate, place name and place address
    • destination:{eloc:"MMI000",name:"MapmyIndia",address:"Okhla,New Delhi"}: It takes eloc, place name and place address
  9. source: You can use this to pass the source in direction widget(Only for IOS):

    • source:{longitude:77.56,latitude:28.67,name:"MapmyIndia",address:"Okhla,New Delhi"}: It takes coordinate, place name and place address
    • source:{eloc:"MMI000",name:"MapmyIndia",address:"Okhla,New Delhi"}: It takes eloc, place name and place address
  10. searchPlaceOption(PlaceOptions): To set the properties of search widget

Additional Parameter - Search Along The Route

searchAlongRoute(Boolean) : An easy, ready to use UI has been introduced to search pois Along the route with default categories list.Default is true. To access this parameter , please contact API Support This parameter takes the encoded route along which POIs will be searched.

This parameter is further having configurable options listed below.

  • alongRouteBuffer (number) : 200, // Buffer of the road. Minimum value is 25m, maximum is 1000m and default is 25m

categoryCodes: This is used to set the information for the poi categories to show in Widget. It contains the following properties in constructor:

  • category (String): Name of the category that display on a view
  • icon(ImageResolvedAssetSource): To show icon of category
  • categoryCode (List): List of category codes
  • markerIcon (ImageResolvedAssetSource): Marker icon to display on a map
  • isSelected (Boolean)(optional): To set the category is selected or not.

PlaceOptions

  1. location(Array): set location around which your search will appear. Ex. [77.56,28.34]

  2. filter(String): this parameter helps you restrict the result either by mentioning a bounded area or to certain eloc (6 digit code to any poi, locality, city, etc.), below mentioned are the both types:

    • filter = bounds: lat1, lng1; lat2, lng2 (latitude, longitude) {e.g. filter("bounds: 28.598882, 77.212407; 28.467375, 77.353513")
    • filter = cop: {eloc} (string) {e.g. filter("cop:YMCZ0J")
  3. historyCount(number): Maximum number of history results appear. (Android )

  4. zoom(number): takes the zoom level of the current scope of the map (min: 4, max: 18).

  5. saveHistory(Boolean): If it sets to true it shows the history selected data. (Android )

  6. pod(String): 1. it takes in the place type code which helps in restricting the results to certain chosen type.Below mentioned are the codes for the pod

    • PlaceOptionsConstants.POD_SUB_LOCALITY
    • PlaceOptionsConstants.POD_LOCALITY
    • PlaceOptionsConstants.POD_CITY
    • PlaceOptionsConstants.POD_VILLAGE
    • PlaceOptionsConstants.POD_SUB_DISTRICT
    • PlaceOptionsConstants.POD_DISTRICT
    • PlaceOptionsConstants.POD_STATE
    • PlaceOptionsConstants.POD_SUB_SUB_LOCALITY
  7. tokenizeAddress(Boolean): provides the different address attributes in a structured object.

  8. backgroundColor(HexColor): to set the background color of the widget

  9. toolbarColor(HexColor): to set the toolbar color of the widget.

  10. hint(String): To set the hint on the Search view of the widget.(Android)

  11. attributionHorizontalAlignment(int): To set the vertical alignment for attribution. Below mentioned are the values:

    • PlaceOptionsConstants.GRAVITY_LEFT
    • PlaceOptionsConstants.GRAVITY_CENTER
    • PlaceOptionsConstants.GRAVITY_RIGHT
  12. attributionVerticalAlignment(int): To set the horizontal alignment for attribution. Below mentioned are the values:

    • PlaceOptionsConstants.GRAVITY_TOP
    • PlaceOptionsConstants.GRAVITY_BOTTOM'
  13. logoSize(int): To set the logo size. Below mentioned are the values:

    • PlaceOptionsConstants.SIZE_SMALL

    • PlaceOptionsConstants.SIZE_MEDIUM

    • PlaceOptionsConstants.SIZE_LARGE

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