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svgmap-core

v0.0.3

Published

Core app for rendering SVG Maps in React based on the given drawpath

Readme

RenderSVG

This package is used to generate SVG maps with custom draw paths and district codes.

Installation

pnpm install svgmap-core

Usage

To generate an SVG map, provide the drawPath and districtCodes with the correct values for your specific use case.

Example:

export const drawPath= {
    KAN: `m 220.2085,92 10.17034,39.19302 z`,  // Example path for district KAN
    WAY: `m 727.74019,764.8953 1`               // Example path for district WAY
}

export const districtCodes = [
  'KAN', 'WAY'  // List of district codes in the map
]

React Component Example:

import React from 'react';
import RenderSvg from 'svgmap-core';  // Import the map rendering component
import { MapPropType } from '../types/types';  // Import types
import { districtCodes, drawPath } from '../location';  // Load draw paths and district codes

const Map = ({
    className = 'svgmap',
    size,                    
    mapColor,             
    strokeColor,            
    strokeWidth,          
    hoverColor,             
    onClick,                 
}: MapPropType) => {
    return (
        <RenderSvg
            districtCodes={districtCodes}       
            drawPath={drawPath}                
            onClick={onClick}           
            className={className}   
            size={size} 
            mapColor={mapColor}         
            strokeColor={strokeColor}
            strokeWidth={strokeWidth}
            hoverColor={hoverColor}             
            viewBox="0 0 1900 2486" // Define viewBox for the SVG (default size)
        />
    );
}

export default Map;

For more example checkout other packages in this repo.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome.