@mapconductor/react-for-mappls

Mappls provider for the MapConductor React SDK. Renders a Mappls (Mappls API3, which uses MapLibre GL JS internally) through MapConductor's provider-independent camera, marker, and overlay API, so the same application code can also run on Google Maps, MapLibre, Mapbox, MapTiler, Leaflet, OpenLayers, ArcGIS, Cesium, HERE, or TomTom.

Installation

npm install @mapconductor/react-for-mappls @mapconductor/js-sdk-core @mapconductor/js-sdk-react

The Mappls API3 script (which bundles MapLibre GL JS and its Web Worker) is loaded from apis.mappls.com on demand — you do not need to install or configure maplibre-gl yourself, and there is no stylesheet to import.

API key

Mappls requires a Mappls API key that is authorized for the web origin your app is served from (unlike the mobile SDKs, which authenticate with credential files bound to the app identifier). Pass it to the view state:

conststate=useMapplsViewState({apiKey: MAPPLS_API_KEY,mapDesignType: MapplsDesign.Default,
cameraPosition,});

Usage

import{MapplsDesign,MapplsMapView2D,useMapplsViewState,}from'@mapconductor/react-for-mappls';import{createGeoPoint,createMapCameraPosition}from'@mapconductor/js-sdk-core';// Your own key. Read it from your environment however your build tool does// it, and keep it out of source control.constMAPPLS_API_KEY='…';functionMap(){conststate=useMapplsViewState({apiKey: MAPPLS_API_KEY,mapDesignType: MapplsDesign.Default,cameraPosition: createMapCameraPosition({position: createGeoPoint({latitude: 28.6139,longitude: 77.209}),// New Delhizoom: 11,}),});return<MapplsMapView2Dstate={state}/>;}

Map designs

Which tiles you can use is decided by your Mappls contract, not by a fixed catalogue. MapplsDesign ships four presets:

• MapplsDesign.Default — leaves the account's default style untouched
• MapplsDesign.StandardDay — the standard_day style; included in every contract
• MapplsDesign.StandardNight — the standard_night style; paid add-on
• MapplsDesign.GreyDay — the grey_day style; paid add-on

The two add-on styles are only usable once your contract includes them; without them the SDK rejects the name. This repository's sample apps do not pay for the add-ons, so they list only Default and StandardDay.

Any other style your Mappls account has been assigned can be selected with new MapplsDesign(id, styleName); the SDK rejects names the account does not have, and the available names can be listed at runtime with mapplsClassObject.getStyles(). Switch design by updating the view state's mapDesignType — it is applied through mappls.setStyle().

How it works

Mappls API3 boots through the vendor wrapper (mappls.Map) — which is also where the account style is applied — and then resolves the underlying MapLibre GL JS map behind it. Camera control, map events, and all overlays (markers, polylines, polygons, circles, ground images, raster layers) are driven directly on that GL map, the same MapLibre-based renderer architecture used by the other MapConductor MapLibre-family providers. Mappls API3 renders in mercator only, so MapplsMapView and MapplsMapView2D are the same 2D view — the former exists for naming symmetry with the other providers.

License

Apache-2.0