google-react-maps
version 1.0.38
A new approach to the google maps api using react.
To install npm install google-react-maps
Things you can import:import {
Map,
KmlLayer,
DataLayer,
Feature,
InfoWindow,
Marker,
MapControl
} 'google-react-maps';
See main.js inside the git project to understand how to implement everything. (Uncomment some components to see everything)
To run the dev mode... webpack-dev-server
after doing a npm install
##General Goals
So, the general goals for this project would be to see:
- A truly component driven google maps api integration into react in which each component is a black-box (or not completely library interdependent). In theory, a component could be just as easily added to a "non-react or partial-react" implementation of Google maps.
- A useful mapping of react components that reflects the powerfully layered nature of the google maps api. (See layers)
- A specifically engineered DataLayer component that maps to and edits any GeoJSON object in the react way. (state + action => new state) The DataLayer is a key for this project because we want specific control over minute pieces of a GeoJSON object.
Contributing Rules
- You are welcome to contribute!
- I will approve all changes that fit within the vision for this project. Make sure that you do not try to add specific-to-you changes that don't help enhance the general project.
- I will handle versioning and npm. We use Semver
To-dos
Below are the list of things we need to get done. They don't necessarily need to happen in order.
Implementation
For v2.0.0:
- Add ability for icons to change size depending on map zoom-level. (For instance when zoomed way out, I would like the icon to be slightly bigger than when zoomed all the way in.) See this section of the google docs
- Add all possible GeoJSON shapes to the DataLayer component. (Polygon is the only implemented one right now.)
- Create all Shape components. See Shapes
- Add a CustomOverlay class/component that allows us to do things similar to InfoWindows but with completely custom styles. See Custom Overlays
Documentation
- Finish documenting exisiting features.
- Create a wiki for documenting here on github.
- Create example files and folders.
- Create testing environment and test components using mochajs or some other good framework. (My bad for not starting this as test driven.)