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react-bing-map

v1.0.7

Published

## Prerequisites

Downloads

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Readme

React - Bing Map

Prerequisites

To fully utilize this component, you need a Bing Maps API key, which can be obtained from the Bing Maps Dev Center.

Installation

yarn add react-bing-map

OR

npm i react-bing-map

Usage

Import the BingMapsReact component.

Import the Bing Maps component

import { BingMaps } from "react-bing-map";

Customized Example:

<BingMaps
  mapType="grayscale"
  bingKey="key"
  centerLocation={[28.6448, 77.216721]}
  language="en-IN"
  zoom={0}
  pushPins={[]}
  mapPosition={ north: 49.234, south: 24.175, east: -65.573, west: -125.778 }
  infoBoxStyle={ maxWidth: 490, maxHeight: 600 }
  pushPinIcon=""
  showScalebar={true}
  showCopyright={true}
  showLogo={true}
  disableZooming={false}
  showBreadcrumb={true}
  showLocateMeButton={true}
  showZoomButtons={true}
  showMapTypeSelector={true}

/>
Props Details

1. mapType

Following options are available to use based on requirements

[
  "aerial",
  "canvasDark",
  "canvasLight",
  "birdseye",
  "grayscale",
  "mercator",
  "ordnanceSurvey",
  "road",
  "streetside",
];

2. bingKey

Get the keys from the Bing Maps Dev Portal and use them.

3. centerLocation

It is used to set the map position at the center of the browser screen like the output image.

centerLocation={[28.6448, 77.216721]}

4. language

It is used to define the map language based on specific needs.

language = "en-IN";

5. zoom

We can customize the zoom level of the map and support min 1 and max 19

  zoom={0}

6. pushPins

It is a list of array objects, and the structure should be as follows

{
  "icon": "",
  "location": {
    "latitude": 13.067439,
    "longitude": 80.237617
  },
  "content": {
    "title": "Chennai",
    "description": `html or simple text`
  }
}
1. icon

This icon used to show the category based pushpin we can use it or else set empty sting and use the pushPinIonkey for global icon.

The content of the description should be like the inner HTML content below

2. content

The content structure looks like the one below


 "content": {
    "title": "Chennai",
    "description": `
      <div class="pin-detail">
        <section>
          <div class="name">Partner:</div>
          <div class="value">
            1067207 <span id="copy_42" class="copy-section"></span>
          </div>
        </section>
      </div>
    `
  }

or else use this simple description

 "content": {
    "title": "Chennai",
    "description": "Description"
  }

7. pushPinIcon

It is used for global pushpin icon

pushPinIcon = "url";

8. mapPosition

9. infoBoxStyle

It is used to customize the infoBox maxWidth and maxHeight

  infoBoxStyle={ maxWidth: 490, maxHeight: 600 }

alt text

Output:

screenshot