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parse-my-map

v1.3.1

Published

Simplify your geographic data visualization with this easy-to-use RPM package. With just a single component integration, this package offers instant previews of GPX and Shape files. Designed for seamless incorporation into your projects, it eliminates the

Downloads

11

Readme

🌍 Parser MAP

MIT license Npm package month downloads npm version contributor


This parser allows for the analysis of GPX, TXT (in CSV format), or XTML files, which are GPS trace file formats.
The parser returns a JavaScript object containing the file data displayed on a map.

map interface

🛠 Installation

To install the parser, run the following command:

npm install parse-my-map

or

yarn add parse-my-map

🚀 Usage

To use the parser, import it into your TypeScript code:

import 'parse-my-map'

And add the component:

<parse-my-map type="gpx" path="exemple.gpx" width="700" height="500"></parse-my-map>

🧪 Testing

The parser is accompanied by a set of unit tests. To run these tests, execute the following command:

npm run test

or

yarn run test

💼 Contributors

Quentin Drouet / Edgar Lecompte / Malaterre Romain ❤️

📜 License

MIT License - see the LICENSE file LICENSE for more details.