@wutiange/mapboxgl-api v1.0.0

Encapsulation of mapboxgl API based on

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Special reminder, please use it in the backend as much as possible, as exposing the access token in the frontend is risky.

1. Installation

npm install @wutiange/mapboxgl-api
// or
yarn add @wutiange/mapboxgl-api

2. Usage

First, import it where needed:

import { ForwardGeocoding, Geocoding, ReverseGeocoding, MapboxGL } from '@wutiange/mapboxgl-api'

You need to set the access token first before continuing with the operations:

import { MapboxGL } from '@wutiange/mapboxgl-api'
MapboxGL.setAccessToken("your mapboxgl access token")

You can now parse locations, including from coordinates to places and from places to coordinates.

import { Geocoding } from '@wutiange/mapboxgl-api'

// From coordinates to location information
Geocoding.reverse({ longitude: 116.42, latitude: 39.92 }).then((res) => {
  console.log(res)
})

// From location information to coordinates
Geocoding.forward({ searchText: "Beijing, Chaoyang District, Chaoyang Park" }).then((res) => {
  console.log(res)
})

3. More Help

3.1 See Examples, Run Examples

If you want to run the examples yourself and see the results: 1. Rename .env.example under the example folder to .env; 2. Save your access token in the .env file; 3. Execute yarn install or yarn; 4. Run yarn dev and you can see the examples running.

You can then open your browser and access the following URLs:

http://127.0.0.1:3000/reverse?longitude=116.42&latitude=39.92

http://127.0.0.1:3000/forward?searchText=Beijing

You will be able to see the results. If you don't want to run it yourself but still want to see the returned data, please refer to the second point.

3.2 See Return Data Examples

1. forward;
2. reverse.