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@cdc/map

v4.26.4

Published

React component for visualizing tabular data on a map of the United States or the world.

Readme

@cdc/map

npm

<CdcMap /> is a React component for visualizing tabular data on a map of the United States or the world.

Installation

npm install @cdc/map

Quick Start

Pass a config object directly to the component:

import CdcMap from '@cdc/map'

const config = {
  version: '4.26.4',
  color: 'pinkpurple',
  general: {
    title: 'Minimal US Map',
    geoType: 'us',
    type: 'data',
    showTitle: true
  },
  type: 'map',
  columns: {
    geo: { name: 'FIPS Codes', label: 'Location', tooltip: false, dataTable: true },
    primary: { name: 'Rate', label: 'Rate', prefix: '', suffix: '%', tooltip: true, dataTable: true },
    navigate: { name: '' },
    latitude: { name: '' },
    longitude: { name: '' }
  },
  legend: {
    type: 'equalnumber',
    numberOfItems: 3,
    position: 'side',
    style: 'circles',
    title: 'Legend',
    description: '',
    descriptions: {},
    specialClasses: [],
    unified: false,
    singleColumn: false,
    singleRow: false,
    verticalSorted: false,
    showSpecialClassesLast: false,
    dynamicDescription: false,
    hideBorder: false
  },
  filters: [],
  filterBehavior: 'Filter Change',
  data: [
    { 'FIPS Codes': '01', Rate: 10 },
    { 'FIPS Codes': '02', Rate: 20 },
    { 'FIPS Codes': '04', Rate: 30 }
  ]
}

function App() {
  return (
    <div className='App'>
      <CdcMap config={config} />
    </div>
  )
}

export default App

You can also load configuration from a URL with <CdcMap configUrl='/path/to/config.json' />.

Configuration

The primary reference for authoring configs is CONFIG.md.

If you are reading this in a context where relative Markdown links do not open correctly, use the GitHub copy of the map config reference.

Properties

| Property | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | config | object | Configuration object for the map. This is the primary integration path for React consumers. | | configUrl | string | Optional URL to a JSON config file. Use this when you want the component to fetch its config at runtime. |