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Generic React component for displaying static maps using Yahoo, Google or Bing as a map provider.
Generic component for displaying maps using (Yahoo, Google or Bing) as provider.
$ npm install --save react-cartographer
var MapComponent = require('react-cartographer/lib/components/Map');
Map of Yahoo Location using google
<MapComponent
provider='google'
providerKey='{your app key}'
mapId='map'
addressLine1='701 First Avenue'
city='Sunnyvale'
state='CA'
country='United States'
zoom={15}
height={270}
width={580}
/>
Map of Apple Location using yahoo
<MapComponent
provider='yahoo'
providerKey='{your app id}'
mapId='map'
addressLine1='1 Infinite Loop'
city='Cupertino'
state='CA'
country='United States'
zoom={15}
height={270}
width={580}
/>
Map of Apple Location using bing
<MapComponent
provider='bing'
providerKey='{your app id}'
mapId='map'
addressLine1='1 Infinite Loop'
city='Cupertino'
state='CA'
country='United States'
zoom={15}
height={270}
width={580}
/>
Map of Yahoo Location using google (latitude, longitude)
<MapComponent
provider='google'
providerKey='{your app key}'
mapId='map'
latitude={51.477222}
longitude={0}
zoom={15}
height={270}
width={580}
/>
Map of Apple Location using yahoo (latitude, longitude)
<MapComponent
provider='yahoo'
providerKey='{your app id}'
mapId='map'
latitude={51.477222}
longitude={0}
zoom={15}
height={270}
width={580}
/>
Map of Apple Location using bing (latitude, longitude)
<MapComponent
provider='bing'
providerKey='{your app id}'
mapId='map'
latitude={51.477222}
longitude={0}
zoom={15}
height={270}
width={580}
/>
Example of using a Bing Map as a background image (Latitude: 51.477222, Longitude: 0)
<MapComponent
provider='bing'
providerKey='{your app id}'
mapId='bing'
latitude={51.477222}
longitude={0}
zoom={15}
height={270}
useBackgroundImageStyle={true}
/>
Example of using a Google Map without marker
<MapComponent
provider='google'
providerKey='{your app key}'
mapId='map'
latitude={51.477222}
longitude={0}
zoom={15}
height={270}
width={580}
withoutMarker
/>
// clone the repository
$ git clone https://github.com/yahoo/react-cartographer.git
$ cd react-cartographer
// install the dependencies
$ npm install
// run the tests
$ npm run test
// runs demo example
// localhost:8080
$ npm run start
Props | Description | Default Value |
---|---|---|
providerKey | provider key supplied by the provider (Yahoo, Google, or Bing) | Highly suggested for tracking purposes, Yahoo and Google allow for no provider key, but will limit daily requests, Bing requires a provider key |
provider | provider (Yahoo / Google / Bing) | yahoo |
mapId | Map ID to differentiate from other maps | map |
addressLine1 | address of location (street name and street number) | |
city | city | |
state | state | |
country | country | |
latitude | latitude | Latitude location |
longitude | longitude | Longitude location |
height | height of map | 270px |
width | width of map | 580px |
zoom | zoom level of the map location | 10 |
useBackgroundImageStyle | get the map as a background image | false |
This software is free to use under the Yahoo Inc. BSD license. See the LICENSE file for license text and copyright information.
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Generic React component for displaying static maps using Yahoo, Google or Bing as a map provider.
The npm package react-cartographer receives a total of 184 weekly downloads. As such, react-cartographer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-cartographer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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