This component allows you to display custom HTML content on the map using Overlay. I made this component for leaflet because I made the one for google map and it was quite easy for me to adapt and do this one then.
You might look at this demo code repository for features usage and complete exemple around this plugin.
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Display reactive custom html into markers on google map using slot system
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Live property change allows simple interaction with coordonates and zindex of html marker element
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Simple positionning system for marker around the origin point
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Specific markers offset X and Y for more control about html element display
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Almost all API of the component is optional, just start with lon, lat property
demo.mp4
Install the package from npm:
npm i vue-leaflet-custom-marker
Import the component and use it in the components object.
import CustomMarker from 'vue-leaflet-custom-marker';
export default = {
[...],
components: {
CustomMarker
},
[...]
}
Use the custom marker inside the map component. Add HTML or other Vue components inside the custom marker to be rendered on the map.
<template>
<l-map zoom="15" :center="marker">
<l-tile-layer url="https://{s}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png" attribution="http://osm.org/copyright"></l-tile-layer>
<custom-marker
:marker="marker"
@click.native="someFunction"
>
<div
style="width: 50px; height: 50px; border: 1px solid blue"
:style="{ 'background-color': isBlue ? 'blue' : 'red' }"
>
<button @click="toggle">X</button>
</div>
</custom-marker>
</l-map>
<template>
<script>
export default = {
//[...],
methods: {
toggle () {
this.isBlue = !this.isBlue
}
},
data() {
return {
isBlue: false,
marker: {
lat: 50.60229509638775,
lng: 3.0247059387528408
}
}
//[...]
}
</script>
ℹ️ Use the @click event with the .native modifier to bind a function to the clicking of the custom marker.
Specify the marker alignment with the alignment
property. It accepts 13 values: top
, bottom
, left
, right
, center
, topleft
, topright
, bottomleft
, bottomright
. Defines the alignment of the marker relative to the lat/lng specified, e.g. bottomright
- the marker will be below and on the right of the location.
<custom-marker :marker="marker" alignment="bottomright">
<p>content</p>
</custom-marker>
Manually specify an offset value for the marker in pixels with prop offsetX
| offsetY
. A positive offsetX
moves the marker further right, and a positive offsetY
moves the marker further down the page. Can be used with the alignment
prop.
<custom-marker :marker="marker" :offsetX="-10" :offsetY="17.5">
<p>content</p>
</custom-marker>
Prop | Type | Default | Description | Supported Values |
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marker |
Object | null |
Provide the latitude and longitude values that the marker should be displayed at. Required | Provide an Object with lat and lng properties. { lat: Number, lng: Number } |
offsetX |
Number | 0 |
The number of pixels to move the marker by in the x-direction. Postive values move the marker to the right | Positive or negative number. |
offsetY |
Number | 0 |
The number of pixels to move the marker by in the y-direction. Postive values move the marker to down the page. | Positive or negative number. |
alignment |
String | top |
The alignment of the marker element relative to the location it is displayed. e.g. bottomright - the marker will be below and on the right of the location. |
top , bottom , left , right , center , topleft , topright , bottomleft , bottomright |
zIndex |
Number | 50 |
z-index of the marker. | Positive number. |
If you want to support this plugin it is possible 😄