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leaflet-markercluster
Advanced tools
**DEPRECATED PACKAGE** Use leaflet.markercluster (with a dot) npm package instead
It is published and maintained by danzel, the original author of Leaflet.markercluster plugin.
$ npm uninstall leaflet-markercluster --save
# The closest version is 0.3.0:
$ npm install leaflet.markercluster@0.3.0 --save
This "unofficial" package has been published by an unknown soul back in 2013.
It has never been updated since then unfortunately.
Whereas the corresponding repository on GitHub has gone through many minor and major releases, and an "official" npm package has been published and is still currently maintained.
This 0.2.2
version is actually the same as the 0.2.0
that had been originally
published, but with this modified README.
The change of version is only to be able to publish to npm.
So that users who keep on downloading this leaflet-markercluster
(with a dash)
package will not suddenly get a broken build, but receive the deprecation notice.
And any future visitor of this page will get the information to use the
"official" package instead.
Leaflet and Leaflet.markercluster have gone through many minor and major releases since this "unofficial" package has been published.
You might be interested in trying leaflet@0.7.7 + leaflet.markercluster@0.5.0, or leaflet@1.0.3 + leaflet.markercluster@1.0.4 (latest releases as of time of writing).
Exact same story applies for leaflet-engine package.
It is an "unofficial" package (published by the same unknown soul back in 2013).
You should use the "official" leaflet npm package instead. It is published and maintained by the main authors of Leaflet.
FAQs
**DEPRECATED PACKAGE** Use leaflet.markercluster (with a dot) npm package instead
The npm package leaflet-markercluster receives a total of 117 weekly downloads. As such, leaflet-markercluster popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that leaflet-markercluster demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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