Introducing MapConductor, abstraction layer over multiple maps SDKs

[wf9a...@gmail.com]

Hello everyone!

I'm developing MapConductor, an open-source abstraction layer for multiple map SDKs, and I've recently added support for Google Maps API.

The idea is simple: you can write your map code using the MapConductor API, and the same code can work with Google Maps as well as other map SDKs.

MapConductor is not intended to wrap every feature of Google Maps.
Instead, it provides a simple common API for frequently used map features.
If you need Google Maps-specific functionality,
you can still access the original Google Maps instance through:

mapState.getMapViewHolder().map

The project is completely open source under the Apache License 2.0, and there is no fee to use it.

You can try the demo here:
https://demo-react.mapconductor.com/google-maps/map/ja

I'd really appreciate any feedback from Google Maps developers
 — especially if you find something that doesn't work as expected
or have ideas for improving the Google Maps support.

Thank you!

[wf9a...@gmail.com]

Installation is easy. Just "npm i @mapconductor/react-for-googlemaps". That's it!

https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mapconductor/react-for-googlemaps

[Nianwei Liu]

This group seems deprecated, but this new lib looks really impressive! Great to see some old timers still keeping it up!

[wf9a...@gmail.com]

Thanks, Nianwei.

I believe some people still receive the messages.

I introduced the MapConductor as "an open-source abstraction layer for multiple map SDKs",

actually it also provides Android/Jetpack Compose and iOS/SwiftUI as well.

ReactNative will be available soon.