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@2gis/mapgl
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Async loader for 2gis MapGL API with typings.
Browser usage only!
$ npm install @2gis/mapgl
import { load } from '@2gis/mapgl';
// or const { load } = require('@2gis/mapgl');
async function start() {
const mapglAPI = await load();
// container — id of the div element in your html
const map = new mapglAPI.Map('container', {
center: [55.31878, 25.23584],
zoom: 13,
key: 'Your API access key',
});
const marker = new mapglAPI.Marker(map, {
coordinates: [55.31878, 25.23584],
});
}
start();
Without await/async:
load().then((mapglAPI) => {
const map = new mapglAPI.Map('container', {
center: [55.31878, 25.23584],
zoom: 13,
key: 'Your API access key',
});
});
By default, latest
version of MapGL API will be loaded (https://mapgl.2gis.com/api/js
). But you can specify certain version of MapGL API to load:
load('https://mapgl.2gis.com/api/js/v1.4.2').then((mapglAPI) => {});
Checkout our release notes for MapGL API. Important to note, mapgl loader version is not equal to MapGL API version, cause it has its own features.
@2gis/mapgl exports load
function and global.d.ts
file which you can reference to have access to mapgl typings.
To use types from mapgl namespace you need:
load
function is imported/// <reference path="node_modules/@2gis/mapgl/global.d.ts" />
You can use typings for MapGL from mapgl namespace like this:
let marker: mapgl.Marker
Checkout example for more information.
FAQs
MapGL API script loader with typings
The npm package @2gis/mapgl receives a total of 2,547 weekly downloads. As such, @2gis/mapgl popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @2gis/mapgl demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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