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simple-gmaps

v0.0.0

Published

[demo](http://alileza.github.io/simple-maps/demo/) ### Example ```html <style> #map{ width: 500px; height: 300px; } </style> <div id="map"></div>

Downloads

4

Readme

Simple Maps

demo

Example

<style>
  #map{
      width: 500px;
      height: 300px;
  }
</style>
<div id="map"></div>

<script src="../dist/maps.js"></script>
<script>
var start = function(){
  // Maps options
  var options = {
    zoom : 17       // Options
  }

  // Draw maps on element id #map
  var myMap = new Map('map', options),
      myMarkers = []

  // Create marker on myMap
  myMarkers[0] = new Marker({
                    map: myMap,
                    position: { lat: -6.2009877,lng: 106.8391089 }
                  })
  // Drop the marker on the map
  myMarkers[0].drop()
}
</script>

Installation

add this on you head

<meta id="MAPS_API_KEY" content="apikey123">
<meta id="MAPS_API_URL" content="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js">
<meta id="MAPS_CALLBACK" content="start">
  • MAPS_API_KEY : you can get from google developer (required)
  • MAPS_API_URL : google maps api URL (optional)
  • MAPS_CALLBACK : first function that will called, after maps is loaded

Also add this on bottom of body

<script src="../dist/maps.js"></script>

Map API

Construct a Map
  var myMap = new Map('map', options)
Set Center
  myMap.setCenter({ lat: -6.2009877,lng: 106.8391089 });
Set Zoom
  myMap.setZoom(10);

Marker API

Create a Marker
  var myMarker = new Marker({
                    map: myMap,
                    position: { lat: -6.2009877,lng: 106.8391089 }
                  })
Draw Marker to Map
  myMarker.draw()
Drop
  myMarker.drop()
Jump
  myMarker.jump()
Jump Once
  myMarker.jumpOnce()
Remove
  myMarker.remove()