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Google Maps library that accepts markers as react components, works with React 18+ and it is fully typed.
Google Maps library that accepts markers as react components and works with React 18+.
It supports a small set of the props of Google Map React. Clustering also is possible. The library implements Google Maps Custom Overlays official library.
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Released TypeScript version of the library!
Feedbacks are welcome in this discussion.
See it in action here (API KEY not provided).
Demo source code is available here.
pnpm add google-maps-react-markers
or
yarn add google-maps-react-markers
or
npm install --save google-maps-react-markers
import GoogleMap from 'google-maps-react-markers'
const App = () => {
const mapRef = useRef(null)
const [mapReady, setMapReady] = useState(false)
/**
* @description This function is called when the map is ready
* @param {Object} map - reference to the map instance
* @param {Object} maps - reference to the maps library
*/
const onGoogleApiLoaded = ({ map, maps }) => {
mapRef.current = map
setMapReady(true)
}
const onMarkerClick = (e, { markerId, lat, lng }) => {
console.log('This is ->', markerId)
// inside the map instance you can call any google maps method
mapRef.current.setCenter({ lat, lng })
// ref. https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/reference?hl=it
}
return (
<>
{mapReady && <div>Map is ready. See for logs in developer console.</div>}
<GoogleMap
apiKey=""
defaultCenter={{ lat: 45.4046987, lng: 12.2472504 }}
defaultZoom={5}
options={mapOptions}
mapMinHeight="100vh"
onGoogleApiLoaded={onGoogleApiLoaded}
onChange={(map) => console.log('Map moved', map)}
>
{coordinates.map(({ lat, lng, name }, index) => (
<Marker
key={index}
lat={lat}
lng={lng}
markerId={name}
onClick={onMarkerClick} // you need to manage this prop on your Marker component!
// draggable={true}
// onDragStart={(e, { latLng }) => {}}
// onDrag={(e, { latLng }) => {}}
// onDragEnd={(e, { latLng }) => {}}
/>
))}
</GoogleMap>
</>
)
}
export default App
Prop | Type | Required | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
apiKey | string | yes | '' | API Key to load Google Maps |
defaultCenter | object | yes | { lat: 0, lng: 0 } | Default center of the map |
defaultZoom | number | yes | 1-20 | Default zoom of the map |
libraries | array | no | ['places', 'geometry'] | Libraries to load |
options | object | no | {} | Options for the map |
onGoogleApiLoaded | function | no | () => {} | Callback when the map is loaded |
onChange | function | no | () => {} | Callback when the map has changed |
events | array | no | [] | Array of objects name/handler of DOM events to pass down to the div overlay. Example: events: [{ name: 'onClick', handler: () => {} }] |
children | node | no | null | Markers of the map |
loadScriptExternally | bool | no | false | Whether to load the Google Maps script externally. If true , the status prop is required and it will be used to control the loading of the script |
status | string | no | idle | The forced status of the Google Maps script. Depends on loadScriptExternally .It can be one of idle , loading , ready , error |
loadingContent | node | no | 'Google Maps is loading' | Content to show while the map is loading |
idleContent | node | no | 'Google Maps is on idle' | Content to show when the map is idle |
errorContent | node | no | 'Google Maps is on error' | Content to show when the map has an error |
mapMinHeight | string | no | 'unset' | Min height of the map |
containerProps | object | no | {} | Props for the div container of the map |
scriptCallback | function | no | () => {} | window global callback passed to the Google Script |
externalApiParams | object | no | undefined | Optional params to pass to the Google API script. Eg. {region: 'IT', language: 'it'} |
Prop | Type | Required | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
lat | number | yes | undefined | Latitude of the marker |
lng | number | yes | undefined | Longitude of the marker |
draggable | bool | no | false | If true, the marker can be dragged |
onDragStart | func | no | () => {} | This event is fired when the user starts dragging the marker |
onDrag | func | no | () => {} | This event is repeatedly fired while the user drags the marker |
onDragEnd | func | no | () => {} | This event is fired when the user stops dragging the marker |
zIndex | number | no | 0 | The z-index of the marker. To bring the marker to the front, e.g. when it is active, set a higher value. |
For clustering, follow this guide using useSupercluster Hook, but use bounds in this way:
const [mapBounds, setMapBounds] = useState({
bounds: [0, 0, 0, 0],
zoom: 0,
})
const onMapChange = ({ bounds, zoom }) => {
const ne = bounds.getNorthEast()
const sw = bounds.getSouthWest()
/**
* useSupercluster accepts bounds in the form of [westLng, southLat, eastLng, northLat]
* const { clusters, supercluster } = useSupercluster({
* points: points,
* bounds: mapBounds.bounds,
* zoom: mapBounds.zoom,
* })
*/
setMapBounds({ ...mapBounds, bounds: [sw.lng(), sw.lat(), ne.lng(), ne.lat()], zoom })
}
To run the project locally, clone the repo and run:
# in the root directory
yarn --frozen-install
yarn dev
# in another tab (with NextJS and SSR)
cd docs
yarn install
yarn dev
Do your changes to src/
or docs/src
directory, commits all files in the root directory (yarn.lock
and ones in dist
too) and open a PR.
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Developed with ❤️ in Italy 🇮🇹
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Google Maps library that accepts markers as react components, works with React 18+ and it is fully typed.
We found that google-maps-react-markers 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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