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@hoshina/react-map

v0.4.0

Published

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Readme

@hoshina/react-map

High abstraction React map library built on MapLibre GL.

Features

  • High Abstraction: Minimal, unopinionated wrapper around MapLibre GL
  • Bring Your Own Data: Complete control over data fetching and management
  • Context-based API: Access map instance anywhere in component tree
  • TypeScript First: Fully typed with comprehensive interfaces
  • React Server Components Compatible: Works seamlessly with Next.js App Router

Architecture

The library provides a thin abstraction layer that handles:

  • Map initialization and lifecycle management
  • Context provider for accessing map instance
  • Type definitions for MapLibre GL integration

Everything else (data fetching, layer management, user interactions) is implemented by you using the map context.

Installation

npm install @hoshina/react-map maplibre-gl
# or
pnpm add @hoshina/react-map maplibre-gl

Usage

Basic Setup

import { Map, useMap } from "@hoshina/react-map";

function MyMapComponent() {
  return (
    <Map>
      <YourCustomLayers />
      <YourClickHandlers />
    </Map>
  );
}

Accessing the Map Instance

Use the useMap hook to access the MapLibre GL map instance:

import { useMap } from "@hoshina/react-map";

function CustomLayer() {
  const map = useMap();

  useEffect(() => {
    if (!map) return;

    // Add your custom source and layer
    map.addSource("my-data", {
      type: "geojson",
      data: myGeoJSON,
    });

    map.addLayer({
      id: "my-layer",
      type: "fill",
      source: "my-data",
      paint: {
        "fill-color": "#088",
        "fill-opacity": 0.5,
      },
    });

    return () => {
      // Cleanup
      if (map.getLayer("my-layer")) map.removeLayer("my-layer");
      if (map.getSource("my-data")) map.removeSource("my-data");
    };
  }, [map]);

  return null;
}

Handling User Interactions

function ClickHandler() {
  const map = useMap();

  useEffect(() => {
    if (!map) return;

    const handleClick = (e: maplibregl.MapLayerMouseEvent) => {
      const features = map.queryRenderedFeatures(e.point);
      console.log("Clicked features:", features);
    };

    map.on("click", "my-layer", handleClick);
    return () => {
      map.off("click", "my-layer", handleClick);
    };
  }, [map]);

  return null;
}

API Reference

Components

<Map>

The main map container component. Initializes MapLibre GL and provides context to children.

<Map>{children}</Map>

Hooks

useMap()

Returns the MapLibre GL map instance or null if not yet initialized.

const map = useMap();

Types

MapLevelStyle

Style configuration for map layers:

interface MapLevelStyle {
  fillColor: string;
  lineColor: string;
  lineWidth: number;
}

Example: Building a Multi-Level Drill-Down Map

See the demo app for a complete example implementing:

  • Configurable max drill-down level
  • Smart selection for areas without sub-divisions
  • Hierarchical navigation with proper data display
  • Visual feedback for selected areas
  • Boundary layers with hover effects

License

MIT