Angular2 Google Map (ng-map version 2)

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1. All google properties must be able to be defined in html without Javascript.

   Thus, basic users don't even have to know what Javascript is.

2. Expose all original Google Maps V3 api to the user without any exception.

   No hiding or manipulation. By doing so, programmers don't need to learn anything about this convenient module. If you know Google Maps V3 API, there shouldn't be a problem using this module.

1. Install node_module @ngui/map and typings

    $ npm install @ngui/map @types/googlemaps --save 

2. For SystemJs users only, update system.config.js to recognize @ngui/map.

    map['@ngui/map'] = 'node_modules/@ngui/map/dist/map.umd.js'; 

3. import NguiMapeModule to your AppModule

    import{NgModule } from '@angular/core'; import{FormsModule } from "@angular/forms"; import{BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser'; import{AppComponent } from './app.component'; import{NguiMapModule} from '@ngui/map'; @NgModule({imports: [ BrowserModule, FormsModule, NguiMapModule.forRoot({apiUrl: 'https://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?key=MY_GOOGLE_API_KEY'}) ], declarations: [AppComponent], bootstrap: [ AppComponent ] }) export class AppModule{} 

<ngui-map center="Brampton, Canada"></ngui-map> 

or,

<ngui-map [options]="mapOptions"></ngui-map> 

For a full example, please check out the app directory to see the example:

• main.ts
• and app/map-components.

• Nui2MapComponent fires mapReady$ event with map object
• Each ngui-map directives fires initialized$ event with its Google map object, e.g. google.maps.Marker
• Other way is to get a map object is to any event. All event has target value, which is a Google map object.

<ngui-mapzoom="13" center="37.775, -122.434" (mapReady$)="onMapReady($event)" (mapClick)="onMapClick($event)" (idle)="onIdle($event)" mapTypeId="satellite"><marker*ngFor="let pos of positions" [position]="pos" (initialized$)="onMarkerInit($event)"></marker></ngui-map>

In your app component:

exportclassMyAppComponent{onMapReady(map){console.log('map',map);console.log('markers',map.markers);// to get all markers as an array }onIdle(event){console.log('map',event.target);}onMarkerInit(marker){console.log('marker',marker);}onMapClick(event){this.positions.push(event.latLng);event.target.panTo(event.latLng);}}

This ngui-map module is only improved and maintained by volunteers like you;

As a volunteer, it's NOT required to be skilled in Javascript or Angular2. It’s required to be open-minded and interested in helping others. You can contribute to the following;

• Updating README.md
• Adding clear and descriptive comments
• Answering issues and building FAQ
• Documentation
• Translation

As a result of your active contribution, you will be listed as a core contributor on https://ng2-ui.github.io, and a member of ng2-ui too.

If you are interested in becoming a contributor and/or a member of ng-ui, please send me email to allenhwkim AT gmail.com with your github id.

• custom-marker
  • properties: position
  • event: all marker events.

$ git clone https://github.com/ng2-ui/map.git $ cd map $ npm install $ npm start 

If you are planning to make a lot of code changes in the PR, we encourage to create an issue first:

1. To avoid duplicate work
2. To encourage discussion of solutions

We do not want to reject a PR because of you've chosen a wrong approach or direction after a lot of effort has been made.

• npm run : List all available tasks
• npm start: Run app directory for development using webpack-dev-server with port 9001
• npm run clean: Remove dist folder
• npm run clean:dist: Clean up unnecessary dist folder within dist and app directory
• npm run lint: Lint TypeScript code
• npm run build:ngc: build ES module
• npm run build:umd: Build UMD module map.umd.js
• npm run build:app: Build app/build/app.js for runnable examples
• npm run build: Build all(build:ngc, build:umc, build:app, and clean:dist)