eon-map v1.2.2

EON Maps

Real-time location tracking powered by PubNub and MapBox or Google Maps.

Examples

• One Marker
• Multiple Markers + Follow Marker
• Custom Marker Image + Rotation
• Bus Tracking

Installing

Hotlink

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://pubnub.github.io/eon/v/eon/1.0.0/eon.js"></script>
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="https://pubnub.github.io/eon/v/eon/1.0.0/eon.css"/>

Bower

bower install eon-map --save

Check out our bower example.

NPM

npm install eon-map --save

Check out our webpack example.

Quickstart

Call eon.map({}). Check out the table of options below for more information.

<div id='map'></div>
<script type="text/javascript">

var channel = 'pubnub-mapbox';

var pn = new PubNub({
  publishKey:   'YOUR_PUB_KEY', // replace with your own pub-key
  subscribeKey: 'YOUR_SUB_KEY'  // replace with your own sub-key
});

var map = eon.map({
  pubnub: pn,
  id: 'map',
  mbToken: 'pk.eyJ1IjoiaWFuamVubmluZ3MiLCJhIjoiZExwb0p5WSJ9.XLi48h-NOyJOCJuu1-h-Jg',
  mbId: 'ianjennings.l896mh2e',
  channels: [channel]
});

</script>

Init

Lat/Long Values

eon.map expects an array of objects to be published on the same channel it's subscribed to. More on publishing in the next section.

For example, below you can find a list of all the Torchy's Tacos in Austin, TX.

var torchys = [
  { latlng: [30.370375, -97.756138] },
  { latlng: [30.323118, -97.739144] },
  { latlng: [30.302816, -97.699490] },
  { latlng: [30.293479, -97.742405] },
  { latlng: [30.250337, -97.754593] },
  { latlng: [30.236689, -97.762730] }
];

Publishing Messages

The function below is called connect and fires when the pubnub_mapbox library is ready.

This function uses the included PubNub library to pubnub.publish() packets to the pubnub.subscribe() call waiting inside the Mapbox framework.

Notice how the subscribeKey and channel/channels matches.

function connect() {

  var point = {
    latlng: [37.370375, -97.756138]
  };

  var pn = new PubNub({
    publishKey:   'YOUR_PUB_KEY', // replace with your own pub-key
    subscribeKey: 'YOUR_SUB_KEY'  // replace with your own sub-key
  });

  setInterval(function(){
    var new_point = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(point));

    new_point.latlng = [
      new_point.latlng[0] + (getNonZeroRandomNumber() * 0.1),
      new_point.latlng[1] + (getNonZeroRandomNumber() * 0.2)
    ];

    pn.publish({
      channel: channel,
      message: [new_point] // even a single point should be an array
    });

  }, 500);

};

var map = eon.map({
  pubnub: pn,
  id: 'map',
  mbToken: 'pk.eyJ1IjoiaWFuamVubmluZ3MiLCJhIjoiZExwb0p5WSJ9.XLi48h-NOyJOCJuu1-h-Jg',
  mbId: 'ianjennings.l896mh2e',
  channels: [channel],
  connect: connect
});

You probably want to publish data from the back-end instead. Check out our docs for more info:

http://www.pubnub.com/documentation/

Following a Point

You can tell the map to follow a point to it's new location whenever data is received by supplying a message callback.

var pn = new PubNub({
  publishKey:   'YOUR_PUB_KEY', // replace with your own pub-key
  subscribeKey: 'YOUR_SUB_KEY'  // replace with your own sub-key
});

var map = eon.map({
  pubnub: pn,
  id: 'map',
  mbId: 'ianjennings.l896mh2e',
  //...
  message: function (data) {
    map.setView(data[3].latlng, 13);
  }
});

Marker Customization

You can supply a custom Mapbox marker object with custom tooltips by extening the L.marker object provided by mapbox. Learn more about custom markers here.

<div id='map'></div>
<script>
  L.RotatedMarker = L.Marker.extend({
    options: { angle: 0 },
    _setPos: function(pos) {
      L.Marker.prototype._setPos.call(this, pos);
      if (L.DomUtil.TRANSFORM) {
        // use the CSS transform rule if available
        this._icon.style[L.DomUtil.TRANSFORM] += ' rotate(' + this.options.angle + 'deg)';
      } else if (L.Browser.ie) {
        // fallback for IE6, IE7, IE8
        var rad = this.options.angle * L.LatLng.DEG_TO_RAD,
        costheta = Math.cos(rad),
        sintheta = Math.sin(rad);
        this._icon.style.filter += ' progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Matrix(sizingMethod=\'auto expand\', M11=' +
          costheta + ', M12=' + (-sintheta) + ', M21=' + sintheta + ', M22=' + costheta + ')';
      }
    }
  });

  var pn = new PubNub({
    publishKey:   'YOUR_PUB_KEY', // replace with your own pub-key
    subscribeKey: 'YOUR_SUB_KEY'  // replace with your own sub-key
  });

  var map = eon.map({
    pubnub: pn,
    id: 'map',
    mbId: 'ianjennings.lec77m70',
    mbToken: 'pk.eyJ1IjoiaWFuamVubmluZ3MiLCJhIjoiZExwb0p5WSJ9.XLi48h-NOyJOCJuu1-h-Jg',
    channels: ['rutgers-bus-data'],
    rotate: true,
    history: true,
    marker: function (latlng, data) {

      var marker = new L.RotatedMarker(latlng, {
        icon: L.icon({
          iconUrl: 'http://i.imgur.com/2fmFQfN.png',
          iconSize: [9, 32]
        })
      });

      marker.bindPopup('Route ' + data.routeTag.toUpperCase());

      return marker;

    }
  });
</script>

Configure using your own PubNub API Keys

Using your own API Key with Eon Maps

You can set the pubnub init parameter when using Eon Maps. This allows you to configure PubNub client connections with extra security options such a auth_key and your cipher_key. You should also set secure: true and ssl: true as well.

<div id="map"></div>
<script>
  var pn  = PUBNUB({
    subscribeKey : 'YOUR_SUB_KEY',
    ssl : true
  });
  var channel = 'my-map';
  var map = eon.map({
    pubnub: pn,  // PubNub goes here
    channels: channel,
    id: 'map',
    mbId 'mapbox.streets',
    mbToken: 'pk.ey31IjoiaWRtc3giLCJhIjoiZZ1zMGI2ZjBlNTMxZjk5YTEwNjM5WNJlOWI4MmJiZGIifQ.U1jMQo2QVeuUtt85oD7hkQ'
  });
</script>

Kitchen Sink

Check out the bus.html and flight.html for full featured examples.

Customizing with Mapbox

The MapBox map object is returned by eon.mapbox and can be customized using the Mapbox API. Also see the Mapbox examples page.

Also note that you can customize your map using Mapbox map editor. You can change the map background style, add static markers, etc. Visit Mapbox for your own API key.

Distributed Systems

The EON library compiles all messages at designated intervals. This means you can publish from multiple sources into one map. For example, you can map the individual locations of 3 phones by supplying the same channel to your PubNub publish requests. The flight example works like this; not every flight is updated on every subscribe call.