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@wemap/expo-plugin

v0.1.2

Published

An Expo component for displaying interactive maps with POIs, routing, and offline capabilities using MapLibre.

Readme

Wemap Map View

An Expo component for displaying interactive maps with POIs, routing, and offline capabilities using MapLibre.

Features

  • Display interactive maps using MapLibre GL
  • Show and manage Points of Interest (POIs)
  • Calculate and display routes between locations
  • Support for offline map usage
  • Custom map styling
  • User location tracking

Installation

npm install @wemap/expo-plugin @maplibre/maplibre-react-native react-native-mmkv@2

[!NOTE] This plugin requires @maplibre/maplibre-react-native and react-native-mmkv@2 to be installed in order to work. The react-native-mmkv version is pinned to 2.* to make it works without the newArch enabled.

In your app.json file, add the following:

{
    "plugins": [
       // ...
      "@wemap/expo-plugin",
       // ...
    ]
}

Basic usage

import MapView from '@wemap/expo-plugin';

<MapView
    emmid={12345}
    style={{ flex: 1 }}
/>

Advanced usage

Get references to the different components

Wemap MapView component exposes references to the different components.

import { MapView, MapManager, ItineraryManager } from '@wemap/expo-plugin';

export default function App() {
    const [mapRefs, setMapRefs] = useState<WemapMapViewRef | null>(null);

    const moveCamera = () => {
        mapRefs?.camera.setCamera({
            centerCoordinate: [-7.9799463, 31.6603841],
            zoomLevel: 15
        });
    }

    const getMapCenter = async () => {
        const center = await mapRefs?.mapView.getCenter();
        console.log(center);
    }

    return (
        <MapView
            onRefsReady={setMapRefs}
            emmid={12345}
            style={{ flex: 1 }} />
    );
};

Using itinerary and map manager to display an itinerary

import { MapManager, ItineraryManager } from '@wemap/expo-plugin';

ItineraryManager.getItineraries(
    { lat: 31.6603841,lng: -7.9799463},
    { lat: 31.6615177, lng: -7.9790850} 
).then((response) => {
    if (response.itineraries.length > 0) {
        const polylineId = MapManager.drawItinerary(response.itineraries[0]);

        // Later
        MapManager.removePolyline(polylineId);
    }
});

Using MapLibre components

You can use native MapLibre components by using the MapView component as a parent. This will work with any MapLibre component that is available in the MapLibre React Native ecosystem.

import { PointAnnotation } from '@maplibre/maplibre-react-native';

<MapView>
    <PointAnnotation id="1" coordinate={[3.32, 43.32]}>
        <View style={{ width: 10, height: 10, backgroundColor: 'blue' }} />
    </PointAnnotation>
</MapView>