@work-shop/map-module v1.1.3
work-shop wordpress map module
This module was designed to streamline the development process of maps that get placed on Wordpress sites produced by Work-Shop.
Installation
Install via npm. npm install @work-shop/map-module.
Usage
The basic module usage looks like this:
<head>
<!-- Basic map styles -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="map-style.css">
<!-- Project specific map styles -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="map-usage.css">
</head>
<body>
<!-- Options for the map -->
<script>var mapOptions = { data: mapData };</script>
<!-- Where should the map load? -->
<div class="map-div" data-options="mapOptions"></div>
<!-- Google Maps API -->
<script src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3&key=AIzaSyDTkjwJK80N7YCWoKjhKz8c3J1tNEbJpRg" async defer></script>
<!-- Bundle that includes map module & initialization calls. -->
<script src="browserify'd-bundle.js"></script>
</body>// browserify'd-bundle.js
var mapModule = require( '@work-shop/map-module' )
var maps = mapModule( { selector: '.map-div' } )See the development directory for more usage examples.
development/public/index.htmlincludes a series of examples. Markup that is required to make the map module work is prefixed withRequired:.development/index.jsincludes various initialization methods & options.development/public/map-usage.cssincludes sample styles for using the map module.
Development
To develop the module: npm run dev. This will start a local development server, using files within the development directory as a place to initialize examples within. The source for the module itself lives in src.
src/initializer.jsis an initialization layer that can be used to create any number of map instances using the{ selector }option.src/index.jsis the map class that can be used to initialize a single map instance.src/map-style.cssis the style sheet that establishes basic necessary styles for the map.
Publish
To publish, the npm user must be part of the same team as the owner of the package. Then run:
npm publish --access public
HTML API
The HTML API entrypoint is src/initializer.js.
selector: The map DOM element should have a class or id that can be used to select it for initializing a map instance.
<!-- Basic example -->
<div class="map-div"></div>data-options: Optionally, use this attribute to define the name of a global variable that carries options for initializing the map. Including map options, data to load, and render options.
<!-- Example with options. -->
<script>var mapOptions = { data: mapData };</script>
<div class="map-div" data-options="mapOptions"></div>JS API
src/initializer.js ( default entry point )
Initializer( options ) => [ Maps ] returns an array of Map objects. Each Map object is initialized with the options passed into the function, and extended by any local options defined by the HTML API.
Map( options ) returns a Map object and is initialized with the options passed into the function. The Map object that can be used to set the data on the Map, render the data as features on the Map, and remove the features that have been previously rendered to the Map.
map.data( mapData? ) returns the current map data object when no arugments are passed in. Otherwise the mapData argument passed in is set as the maps current data. mapData is expected to be a single object with a marker key that defines options for rendering a Marker. Otherwise, it can be an array of objects with the same shape. When more map features are supported at this higher level, the mapData object can be expected to take on different shapes to support those other types of features.
map.render( renderOptions? ) returns the current map API object and will render the current mapData.
map.removeFeatures() returns nothing and does the opposite of the render function. It removes all features from the map.
Marker( options ) returns a Marker object and is initialized with the options passed into the function. The Marker object can be used to render or remove the Marker from its map.
marker.render() returns the current marker API object and will render the marker on its map.
marker.remove() returns the current marker API object and will remove the marker from its map.
Marker options that include a popup key will have an OverlayPopup object created for the Marker.
OverlayPopup( options ) returns an OverlayPopup object and is initialized with the options passed into the function. This object extends the google.maps.OverlayView.prototype.
Styling Tiles
src/tile-style.json is a default set of tile styles in the form of a JSON object, which is how Google Maps allows for customizing tile styles. These can be overriden using the styles key of the options object that is passed into the Map.
To create tile style JSON objects, use one of the following services that allow you to import and export these JSON tile style representations.