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leaflet-control-react

v0.2.2

Published

Leaflet Control that renders a react component onto the map.

Readme

leaflet-control-react

Leaflet Control that renders a react component onto the map.

Usage

The control is provided as a UMD module.

The essence of it is 10 simple lines of code, you should just copy, paste and customize it. Or you could grab it from npm:

npm i leaflet-control-react

Basic usage:

var label = 'Hello Leaflet!';

function getElement () {
  return React.DOM.div({ className: 'leaflet-control-with-react' }, label);
}

var reactControl = L.control.react({
  position: 'bottomleft',
  getElement: getElement
}).addTo(map);

/* Change some props, and re-render: */
label = 'Hello React!';
reactControl.render();

The getElement function gets the leaflet map as its argument.

The react components are rendered into a div with leaflet-control-react, and the default leaflet-control classes.

Options

getElement - A function with a single L.Map argument. The return value is rendered as:

ReactDOM.render(this.options.getElement(this._map), this._container);

when the control is added to the map, and anytime the .render() function is called.

position - Inherited from L.Control

Methods

render() - Re-renders the react component. Could be called to change top-level props for example.

Events

You should be able to use the react event system, since it's just a thin wrapper around your react component.

License

ISC