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@resq-systems/map

v3.0.0

Published

MapLibre + react-map-gl telemetry map primitives — a themeable map shell, asset markers, and track layers that bind to @resq-systems/telemetry

Downloads

403

Readme

@resq-systems/map

MapLibre + react-map-gl telemetry map primitives: a themeable dark map shell, asset markers, and track layers that bind to @resq-systems/telemetry.

Install

bun add @resq-systems/map
# peers:
bun add maplibre-gl react-map-gl react react-dom
# and, for useAssetPositions:
bun add @resq-systems/telemetry

Import the MapLibre stylesheet once in your app:

import "maplibre-gl/dist/maplibre-gl.css";

Usage

import "maplibre-gl/dist/maplibre-gl.css";
import { TelemetryProvider } from "@resq-systems/telemetry/react";
import { TelemetryMap, AssetMarker, TrackLayer, useAssetPositions } from "@resq-systems/map";

function Fleet() {
  const { assets } = useAssetPositions(); // parses /fleet/ws frames → positions

  return (
    <div style={{ position: "relative", height: 480 }}>
      <TelemetryMap initialViewState={{ longitude: -98.5, latitude: 39.8, zoom: 3.6 }}>
        {assets.map((asset) => (
          <AssetMarker key={asset.id} asset={asset} onSelect={select} />
        ))}
      </TelemetryMap>
    </div>
  );
}

export function App() {
  return (
    <TelemetryProvider url="wss://host/fleet/ws">
      <Fleet />
    </TelemetryProvider>
  );
}

Richer markers

AssetMarker renders a self-contained heading arrow by default. Drop in the HeadingIndicator from @resq-systems/ui for a full compass rose:

import { HeadingIndicator } from "@resq-systems/ui/heading-indicator";

<AssetMarker asset={asset}>
  <HeadingIndicator heading={asset.heading} className="size-10" />
</AssetMarker>;

API

  • TelemetryMap — react-map-gl/MapLibre shell. mapStyle overrides the token-free dark default (or set it from your NEXT_PUBLIC_MAP_STYLE_URL).
  • AssetMarker — places an Asset; default heading arrow or children.
  • TrackLayer — breadcrumb trail from an ordered LngLat[].
  • useAssetPositions() — live Asset[] from the shared telemetry socket.
  • parseAssetFrame, toTrackGeoJSON, resolveMapStyle — the pure helpers behind them.

License

Apache-2.0