Basic React Leaflet wrapper for the fantastic Supercluster library.
// npm
npm i react-leaflet-supercluster
// yarn
yarn add react-leaflet-supercluster
This package primarily exports a React component that can be used anywhere as a child of a MapContainer
component. It also provides a "low level" hook that just returns a Supercluster instance. See the Example code for a more detailed usage example.
import 'react-leaflet-supercluster/src/styles.css'
import { MapContainer, Circle, CircleMarker, Marker Polygon, Polyline } from 'react-leaflet'
import { SuperClustering } from 'react-leaflet-supercluster'
export default function App() {
return (
<MapContainer>
<SuperClustering>
<Circle center={[0, 0]} />
<Marker position={[1, 2]} />
<CircleMarker position={[3, 4]} />
<Polyline positions={[3, 4]} />
<Polygon positions={[5, 6]} />
</SuperClustering>
</MapContainer>
)
}
Extends all original options from the Supercluster constructor.
Prop | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
children | ReactNode | Marker, Circle, CircleMarker, Polyline, Polygon, & GeoJSON components | |
disableZoomEvent | boolean | false | Disable reclustering on zoomend event |
disableMoveEvent | boolean | false | Disable reclustering on moveend event |
pointToLayer | (feature, latlng) => Marker | See code | Function that will be used for creating cluster markers. |
markerFilter | (ReactNode, number, boolean[]) => boolean | (_, index, markers) => markers[index] | Function that will be used for filtering markers that were not included in clusters. |
yarn start
to start the Vite dev server with HMR enabled.- With VS Code you can open a debugger in Chrome for IDE debugging