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A lightweight JavaScript library for loading the Google Maps JavaScript API
Lightweight JavaScript library that simplifies the process of adding Google Maps JavaScript API
to web application.
import GoogleMapsLoader, {
GoogleMapsLoaderStatus,
} from "google-maps-js-api-loader";
GoogleMapsLoader.setOptions({
apiKey: API_KEY,
// ...some other options
});
const unlisten = GoogleMapsLoader.addListener(
GoogleMapsLoaderStatus.LOADED,
() => console.log("google.maps is ready")
);
GoogleMapsLoader.completion.then(() => console.log("google.maps is ready"));
await GoogleMapsLoader.load();
static setOptions(options: GoogleMapsLoaderOptions): void
Loader options should be set before load execution
GoogleMapsLoaderOptions | Description | |
---|---|---|
apiKey | Your API key | |
version? | The version of the Google Maps JavaScript API to use | |
libraries? | Array of additional Google Maps JavaScript API libraries to load | |
language? | The language to use. This affects the names of controls, copyright notices, driving directions, and control labels, as well as the responses to service requests. See the list of supported languages | |
region? | The region code to use. This alters the map's behavior based on a given country or territory | |
authReferrerPolicy? | Maps JS customers can configure HTTP Referrer Restrictions in the Cloud Console to limit which URLs are allowed to use a particular API Key. By default, these restrictions can be configured to allow only certain paths to use an API Key. If any URL on the same domain or origin may use the API Key, you can set "origin" to limit the amount of data sent when authorizing requests from the Google Maps JavaScript API . This is available starting in version 3.46. When this parameter is specified and HTTP Referrer Restrictions are enabled on Cloud Console, Google Maps JavaScript API will only be able to load if there is an HTTP Referrer Restriction that matches the current website's domain without a path specified | |
url? | Use a custom url and path to load the Google Maps API script | |
nonce? | Adds nonce attribute to the script | |
async? | Adds async attribute to the script | |
defer? | Adds defer attribute to the script | |
retryCount? | Number of retries if script loading fails | 2 |
retryDelay? | Delay between retries | 2000 |
static load(): Promise<void>
On the first call, it starts loading the Google Maps JavaScript API
with the given options
Returns completion
enum GoogleMapsLoaderStatus {
NONE, // default value
LOADING,
LOADED,
ERROR,
}
static status: GoogleMapsLoaderStatus
Current status of GoogleMapsLoader
static readonly completion: Promise<void>
Promise of loading
Resolves if load is success
Rejects
Google Maps JavaScript API
was loaded outside of this librarystatic addListener(
status: GoogleMapsLoaderStatus.LOADING | GoogleMapsLoaderStatus.LOADED,
callback: () => void
): () => void;
static addListener(
status: GoogleMapsLoaderStatus.ERROR,
callback: (err: ErrorEvent | Error) => void
): () => void;
Starts listening for given status
changes and calls the given callback
when it does
Returns a function that can be used to remove the listener, which can then be invoked in cleanup logic
MIT © Krombik
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A lightweight JavaScript library for loading the Google Maps JavaScript API
The npm package google-maps-js-api-loader receives a total of 56 weekly downloads. As such, google-maps-js-api-loader popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that google-maps-js-api-loader demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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