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longdomap-react-native-sdk v1.0.2

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Here’s an improved guide for using the Longdo Map React Native SDK in TypeScript based on the changelog and setup:

Longdo Map React Native Component

Ref: Longdo Map React Native GitHub

This guide shows how to integrate Longdo Map into a React Native project with TypeScript support.

Changelog

Version 0.1.1

  • Added support for Expo version 52 and above
  • TypeScript support added
  • Upgraded dependencies to React >= 18.0.0 and React Native >= 0.71.0

Quick Start

  1. Create a New Project If you’re starting a new project, you can quickly create it using the following command:
npx create-expo-app@latest

For more details, refer to the official React Native setup documentation.

  1. Install the longdomap-react-native-sdk Package You can install the package using your preferred package manager:
npm install longdomap-react-native-sdk --save

optional

npm add longdomap-react-native-sdk --save

optional

yarn add longdomap-react-native-sdk --save
  1. Import the Package To use the Longdo Map in your project, you’ll need to import the package:
import Longdo from "longdomap-react-native-sdk";
  1. Set your API KEY
import Longdo from "longdomap-react-native-sdk";
export default function App() {
  Longdo.apiKey = "YOUR_MAP_API_KEY";
  // Rest of your code
}
  1. Use the Map Component You can now use the Longdo.MapView component to display the map:
return (
  <Longdo.MapView
    ref={(r: any) => {
      // Handle map reference here if needed
    }}
    zoom={15} // Initial zoom level
    onReady={() => {
      // Callback when the map is ready
    }}
    onClick={(location: any) => {
      // Handle click events and access location data
      console.log({ location });
    }}
    onLocation={async () => {
      // Fetch and handle map location updates
    }}
    onDrag={async () => {
      // Handle map drag events
    }}
  />
);

This setup will help you integrate Longdo Map into your React Native project using TypeScript, ensuring you have up-to-date support for Expo and React Native versions.

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