mapbox_widget_layer
!! May be unstable and have bad performance !!
Custom flutter widgets on top of a mapbox_gl map.
Heavily inspired by the example here: flutter-mapbox-gl/maps > custom markers
Usage
- Install mapbox_gl
- Create a new widget with a
Stackwidget that contains aMapboxMapand theMapboxWidgetLayer
There are three options for widget rendering:
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MapboxItemBuilder– exposes all attributes to manually control rendering of the widget:screenPositionzoom,bearing, andtiltin abuilder-closure to reactively build widgets according to the exposed attributes. Example usage:MapboxItemBuilder( builder: (context, screenPosition) { debugPrint('${screenPosition.screenPosition}'); debugPrint('${screenPosition.zoom}'); debugPrint('${screenPosition.bearing}'); debugPrint('${screenPosition.tilt}'); return Container( height: 100, width: 100, color: Colors.blue[200], child: const Center(child: Text('builder')), ); }, size: const Size(100, 100), coordinate: const LatLng(49.457647152564334, 11.076190602176172), ), -
MapboxItem– does not expose options to customize rendering. Example usage:MapboxItem( child: Container( height: 100, width: 100, color: Colors.red[200], child: const Center(child: Text('item')), ), size: const Size(100, 100), coordinate: const LatLng(49.45800162760231, 11.076150534247994), ), -
MapboxAutoTransformItem– auto-adjusts rendering, based on thezoom,bearing, andtilt. Allows for manual control of thezoomBase(zoom level at which the scale of the widget should match thesizein pixels), andzoomExpFactor, which is the exponential base for the interpolation between zoom levels. Example usage:MapboxAutoTransformItem( child: Container( height: 100, width: 100, color: Colors.green[200], child: const Center(child: Text('auto')), ), size: const Size(100, 100), coordinate: const LatLng(49.45750295375467, 11.076125061775054), ),