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react-bingmaps-ext

v1.0.1

Published

Bingmaps in React.js. React.js component for Bingmaps. (Clone of react-bingmaps repo)

Downloads

7

Readme

React-Bingmaps-ext

Introduction

React-Bingmaps is a react.js version of Bing Maps V8 Web Control

The main purpose of this version is to help you to write Bingmaps in React applications without any pain. Main principles of React-Bingmaps are:

  1. Simply deploy with React components
  2. Lightweight depending on Bing Maps V8 Web Control

Features

  • Bingmaps in React.js
  • Multiple Pushpin
  • Multiple Infobox
  • Multiple Pushpin with Infobox
  • Callback events in Pushpins and Infoboxes
  • Map types
  • Disable Street View
  • Zoom
  • Get Location on Mouse Events
  • Regular Polygon
  • Boundary
  • Polyline
  • Directions

Installation

npm

NPM is the easiest and fastest way to get started using React-Bingmaps.

# latest stable
$ npm i react-bingmaps

Import Module

To use react-bingmaps in your react app, you should import it first.

import { ReactBingmaps } from 'react-bingmaps';

Examples

Click here

Bingmaps

Follow Bing Maps Dev Center to get your Bingmaps key

<ReactBingmaps 
  bingmapKey = "[YourBingMapsKey]" > 
</ReactBingmaps>

Map center with loaction

<ReactBingmaps 
  bingmapKey = "[YourBingMapsKey]" 
  center = {[13.0827, 80.2707]}
  > 
</ReactBingmaps>

Alt text

Other props

mapTypeId : string
mapTypeId = {"road"}

Find more map types - MapTypeId Enumeration

navigationBarMode : string

navigationBarMode = {"compact"}

Find more NavigationBar Mode - NavigationBarMode Enumeration

supportedMapTypes : string[]

supportedMapTypes = {["road","canvasDark"]}

Find more Supported Map Types Mode - MapTypeId Enumeration

heading : oneOfType([ string, number ])

Note: Available only for map mode - BirdView

heading = {180}

zoom : number

zoom = {5}

disableStreetside : bool

disableStreetside={true}

pushPins : ArrayOf(objects)

pushPins = {
            [
              {
                "location":[13.0827, 80.2707], "option":{ color: 'red' }, "addHandler": {"type" : "click", callback: this.callBackMethod }
              },
              {
                ...
              }
            ]
          }

Find more option values - Pushpin
addHandler types - ["click", "mousedown", "mouseout", "mouseup", "mouseover"]

infoboxes : ArrayOf(objects)

infoboxes = {
            [
              {
                "location":[13.0827, 80.2707], "option":{ title: 'Chennai', description: '...' }, "addHandler": {"type" : "click", callback: this.callBackMethod}
              },
              {
                ...
              }
            ]
          }

Find more option values - Infobox
addHandler types - ["click", "mouseenter", "mouseleave"]

infoboxesWithPushPins : ArrayOf(objects)

infoboxesWithPushPins = {[
            {
              "location":[13.0827, 80.2707], 
              "addHandler":"mouseover", //on mouseover the pushpin, infobox shown
              "infoboxOption": { title: 'Infobox Title', description: 'Infobox' },
              "pushPinOption":{ title: 'Pushpin Title', description: 'Pushpin' },
              "infoboxAddHandler": {"type" : "click", callback: this.callBackMethod },
              "pushPinAddHandler": {"type" : "click", callback: this.callBackMethod }
            },
            {
              ...
            }
          ]
          }

getLocation : objects

getLocation = {
  {addHandler: "click", callback:this.AddPushPinOnClick}
}

Callback Method

AddPushPinOnClick(location){
  //Outputs latitude and longitude
  ...
}

regularPolygons : ArrayOf(objects)

regularPolygons = {
            [
              {
                "center":[13.0827, 80.2707],
                "radius":5,
                "points":3,
                "option": {fillColor: "green", strokeThickness: 2}
              },
              {
                ...
              }
            ]

Find more option values - PolygonOptions

boundary : object

//Static array of locations
boundary = {
              {
                "location":['chennai'],
                "option":{
                  entityType: 'PopulatedPlace'
                },
                "polygonStyle" :{
                  fillColor: 'rgba(161,224,255,0.4)',
                  strokeColor: '#a495b2',
                  strokeThickness: 2
                }
              }
            }

//Search by string
boundary = {
              {
                "search":"India",
                "option":{
                  entityType: 'PopulatedPlace'
                },
                "polygonStyle" :{
                  fillColor: 'rgba(161,224,255,0.4)',
                  strokeColor: '#a495b2',
                  strokeThickness: 2
                }
              }
            }

Find more option values - Get Boundary Options

Credits

Author : https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-bingmaps-plus Author : https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-bingmaps

License

MIT

Copyright (c) React-Bingmaps