Closed kirtanbodawala closed 1 month ago
@caio1985 @ArturoSalazarB16 This is been the priority for us to go to production. Can you please help?
hi @kirtanbodawala can you let us know if you need more features than just drawing the static map as you described? If so, would you please list them here?
Today indeed both are not compatible. However if you want to display a static map with a custom marker you can simply make a request to the Static Map API like this:
Based on our use case we need a maps that is draggable with custom marker on a specific location, so I don't think we can use static map.
Also we are using https://github.com/bramus/react-native-maps-directions package to show the route overview. I can use react-navigation-sdk for route overview but I don't want to include user location in the overview. Is there anyway I can disable it? See below image for example:
@caio1985 Is there any way we can hide user location from the overview? Please see above comment for reference.
@jokerttu @illuminati1911 - Just wondering if these two libraries are compatible now with all the updates to the SDK now that we're on version 0.4.3?
react-native-maps
https://github.com/bramus/react-native-maps-directions
I've created a new feature issue (#254) that should address this issue by giving way to use classic map within this library. This won't fix the issue where two libraries are not compatible with each other, but gives workaround to use classic map views. Please follow the new issue for updates, and we’ll close this once the new feature is implemented.
Currently when using both the dependencies together we are getting
checkDebugDuplicateClasses error when having react-native-maps as dependency
error. We need to usereact-native-maps
to show static maps with custom marker using react-native-vector-icons` which is not supported by this sdk.Below is the example of custom marker that we would like to implement with the dynamic text in the center:
Also their are other usecases that we are still not supported by this SDK.
For more information refer to Issue 76