angular11-maps
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Angular Maps (X-Map) is a set of components and services to provide map functionality in angular 2+ apps. X-Maps architecture is provider independent and can be used with Bing, Google, ESRI or any other service enabled mapping provider. X-Map contains a d
A big THANK YOU to original author Infusion
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- This is not an original NPM package, this is a fork version to support Angular 11.
For original NPM package please refer to angular-maps
Angular Maps (X-Map) is a set of components and services to provide map functionality in angular 2+ apps. X-Maps architecture is provider independent and can be used with Bing, Google, ESRI or any other service enabled mapping provider. X-Map contains default implementations for Bing Maps and Google Maps, including layers, markers, infoboxes, clusters, polygons and polylines for both platforms.
Install via npm:
npm install --save angular11-maps
To use angular11-maps with the default Bing Map implementation, follow steps provided at original NPM package
You can find various basic and advanced samples in the Wiki Sample Page See the Wiki Change Log for key changes and addition in various releases.
Check out the Wiki for detailed documentation on components, models and providers.
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Angular Maps (X-Map) is a set of components and services to provide map functionality in angular 2+ apps. X-Maps architecture is provider independent and can be used with Bing, Google, ESRI or any other service enabled mapping provider. X-Map contains a d
We found that angular11-maps demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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