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map-explorer

v0.0.7

Published

Display interactable maps

Readme

Map Explorer

Map Explorer is a React library that can be used to display and interact with image-based maps.

Usage

The principal exported component is <MapExplorer />, which must be a child of <MapExplorerContextProvider />. The basic usage is as follows:

function MyApp() {
  return (<MapExplorerContextProvider>
    <MapExplorer image="/some-map.webp" resize="both" />
  <MapExplorerContextProvider />);
}

Inside <MapExplorerContextProvider />, the hook useMapExplorer() can be used to access map pins, camera location, and control these from outside the <MapExplorer /> component.

Preview

Here is what the component looks like:

Map Explorer Preview