@maplayr/react-native
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MapLayr for React Native is a high-performance map SDK designed for attractions, resorts and other location-based destinations. It delivers immersive, pedestrian-friendly navigation across indoor and outdoor environments, with full support for custom branding and visually rich experiences.
The React Native version of MapLayr is only available for iOS and Android. It wraps the native iOS and Android libraries.
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MapLayr is also available for the web.
Routing — Help guests find their way from A to B effortlessly with MapLayr's custom routing. Calculate walking distances, create dedicated routes for guests with accessibility needs, and find the nearest entrance to buildings or activities from anywhere on your map.
Dynamic Lighting — Enhance map immersion with dynamic lighting and environmental effects, such as shimmering water reflections and ambient evening moonlight.
Camera — Supports user gestures for panning, zooming and rotating on both desktop and mobile. Or programatically control the camera's properties as desired.
Annotations — Display interactive annotations representing points of interest at your venue. Provide a custom DOM node for each annotation to fully match your website's design and logic.
Full usage instructions, including for installation, are available in the MapLayr for React Native documentation.
MapLayr comes with a sample app you can use to see how it works.
For technical requests and bug reports, please file a new issue in GitHub. For other enquiries, please contact us.
MapLayr is proprietary software. To publish your app with MapLayr, please contact us for a commercial license.
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React Native MapLayr SDK
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