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@targomo/googlemaps
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Google maps extensions for for Targomo's time-based access mapping services.
Google Maps extensions for targomo-js
The Targomo Googlemaps extensions Typescript library provides extensions for visualising results obtained from the Targomo services. The project is maintained by Targomo. The lib can also be used in non-typescript environments.
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Install via npm:
npm install @targomo/googlemaps
Example usage for polygon layer
const layer = new tgm.googlemaps.TgmGoogleMapsPolygonOverlay(map) // Create layer, by passing google map object to constructor
const polygonData = await targomoClient.polygons.fetch(....) // Fetch polygon data from Targomo service, see @targomo/core lib for more details
layer.setData(polygonData) // Visualize received data on layer
}
More detailed overviews of Targomo's services, along with code examples and demos is available at https://www.targomo.com/developers/documentation/javascript/.
Reference docs available here.
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Google maps extensions for for Targomo's time-based access mapping services.
We found that @targomo/googlemaps demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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