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@adactive/adsum-wayfindingcontrols-asia
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Install this component using yarn add @adactive/adsum-wayfindingcontrols-asia
Setting Redux Reducers typically located on your_project_folder/src/rootReducer.js
import { WayFindingControlsReducers } from '@adactive/adsum-wayfindingcontrols-asia';
const appState: AppStateType = {
routing: routerReducer,
map,
loadingScreen,
WayFindingControls: WayFindingControlsReducers
};
Setting Redux Actions in your Apps First thing to do is to import the action to file which you need the actions, for example app.js
import { WayFindingControlsActions } from '@adactive/adsum-wayfindingcontrols-asia';
There is 2 redux prop actions that this component have:
(WayFindingControlsActions.tmtt(poi, poiPlace))
(resetMapAndWayFinding(true, true, true, true);)
there are 4 parameter in resetMapAndWayFinding
Put these to actions on the mapDispatchToProps
For Example:
const mapDispatchToProps = (dispatch: *): MappedDispatchPropsType => ({
tmtt: (poi, poiPlace) => {
WayFindingControlsActions.tmtt(poi, poiPlace));
},
resetMapAndWayFinding: (reset, resetMap, resetMapAnimatedOption, resetWayfinding) => {
dispatch(WayFindingControlsActions.resetMapAndWayFinding(
reset,
resetMap,
resetMapAnimatedOption,
resetWayfinding
));
},
});
Attach Wayfinding Component inside your Map Component for example:
<Map
backgroundImage={MapBackground}
store={store}
awm={this.awm}
isOpen={this.isMapOpen()}
className="app-map-container"
onClick={this.onMapClicked}
userObjectLabel={this.userObjectLabel}
getDrawPathSectionOptions={this.getDrawPathSectionOptions}
zoom={{
min: 20,
max: 600,
}}
>
<WayFindingControls
awm={this.awm}
kioskPlace={currentFloorFull}
/>
<div id="adsum-web-map-container" ref={this.awmContainerRef}>
<MapControls awm={this.awm} />
</div>
</Map>
###Props
**This WayFinding Required TWO PROPS which are awm and kioskPlace**
awm is AdsumWebMap
kioskPlace is
```javascript
getCurrentFloorFull() {
return this.awm.defaultFloor;
}
```
**If you want to take the POI destination or destination floor name u can get it on:**
set connect and mapStateToProps
```javascript
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
const mapStateToProps = (state: AppStateType): MappedStatePropsType => ({
wayFindingControlsState: state.wayFindingControls,
});
```
then call it on
```javascript
const { wayFindingControlsState } = this.props;
{wayFindingControlsState
&& wayFindingControlsState.placeDestination
&& wayFindingControlsState.placeDestination.name
&& `Your Destination is at
${wayFindingControlsState.placeDestination.name.replace('_', ' ')}`}
```
or get the POI destination
```javascript
const { wayFindingControlsState } = this.props;
wayFindingControlsState.destination[0]
```
# Props Detail
```javascript
type OwnPropsType = {|
//props needed when call this component
awm: *,
kioskPlace: object,
//optional props
destinationLabelText: string,
icLabelText: string,
|};
static defaultProps = {
destinationLabelText: "You reached ",
icLabelText: "Head ",
}
***You can Edit sentence to use
`npx @adactive/adsum-wayfindingcontrols copy --less-only`
`npx @adactive/adsum-wayfindingcontrols copy`
FAQs
Adsum Way Finding Controls Component
The npm package @adactive/adsum-wayfindingcontrols-asia receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @adactive/adsum-wayfindingcontrols-asia popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @adactive/adsum-wayfindingcontrols-asia demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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