`react-native-maps-directions`

Directions component for react-native-maps – Draw a route between two coordinates, powered by the Google Maps Directions API

Installation

Install react-native-maps-directions as a dependency using either

Node's npm

npm install react-native-maps-directions

Yarn
```
yarn add react-native-maps-directions
```

Basic Usage

Import MapViewDirections and render it as a child of a MapView component. The mandatory MapViewDirections props are:

origin: The origin location to start routing from
destination: The destination location to start routing to
apikey: Your Google Maps Directions API Key (request one here; if you're using an existing Google Maps API Key make sure you've enabled the Google Maps Directions API for that key using the Google API Console).

import MapViewDirections from 'react-native-maps-directions';

const origin = {latitude: 37.3318456, longitude: -122.0296002};
const destination = {latitude: 37.771707, longitude: -122.4053769};
const GOOGLE_MAPS_APIKEY = '…';

<MapView initialRegion={…}>
  <MapViewDirections
    origin={origin}
    destination={destination}
    apikey={GOOGLE_MAPS_APIKEY}
  />
</MapView>

Once the directions in between destination and origin has been fetched, a MapView.Polyline between the two will be drawn. Whenever one of both changes, new directions will be fetched and rendered.

Component API

Props

Prop	Type	Default	Note
`origin`	`LatLng` or `String`		The origin location to start routing from.
`destination`	`LatLng` or `String`		The destination location to start routing to.
`apikey`	`String`		Your Google Maps API Key (request one here; if you're using an existing Google Maps API Key make sure you've enabled the Google Maps Directions API for that key using the Google API Console by hitting the “Enable APIs and Services“ button).
`waypoints`	[`LatLng` or `String`]	`[]`	Array of waypoints to use between origin and destination.
`language`	`String`	`"en"`	The language to use when calculating directions. See here for more info.
`mode`	`String`	`"DRIVING"`	Which transportation mode to use when calculating directions. Allowed values are `"DRIVING"`, `"BICYCLING"`, `"WALKING"`, and `"TRANSIT"`. (See here for more info).
`resetOnChange`	`boolean`	`true`	Tweak if the rendered `MapView.Polyline` should reset or not when calculating the route between `origin` and `destionation`. Set to `false` if you see the directions line glitching.
`optimizeWaypoints`	`boolean`	`false`	Set it to true if you would like Google Maps to re-order all the waypoints to optimize the route for the fastest route. Please be aware that if this option is enabled, you will be billed at a higher rate by Google as stated here.
`splitWaypoints`	`boolean`	`false`	Directions API has a limit of 10 or 25 (depends on the billing plan) waypoints per route. When exceeding this limit you will be billed at a higher reate by Google. Set this to `true` if you would like to automatically split waypoints into multiple routes, thus bypassing this waypoints limit.
`directionsServiceBaseUrl`	`string`	(Google's)	Base URL of the Directions Service (API) you are using. By default the Google Directions API is used (`"https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/directions/json"`). Usually you won't need to change this.
`region`	`String`		If you are using strings for origin or destination, sometimes you will get an incorrect route because Google Maps API needs the region where this places belong to. See here for more info.
`precision`	`String`	`"low"`	The precision level of detail of the drawn polyline. Allowed values are "high", and "low". Setting to "low" will yield a polyline that is an approximate (smoothed) path of the resulting directions. Setting to "high" may cause a hit in performance in case a complex route is returned.
`timePrecision`	`String`	`"none"`	The timePrecision to get Realtime traffic info. Allowed values are "none", and "now". Defaults to "none".
`channel`	`String`	`null`	If you include the channel parameter in your requests, you can generate a Successful Requests report that shows a breakdown of your application's API requests across different applications that use the same client ID (such as externally facing access vs. internally facing access).
`isMemoized`	`boolean` or `Function`	`null`	If you want to memoize requests to google API in order to reduce cost, you can either pass true which will memoize your requests automatically by the function signature, alternativly you can use a callback to decide when to memoize your requests based on origin, destination and cachedResult.

More props

Since the result rendered on screen is a MapView.Polyline component, all MapView.Polyline props – except for coordinates – are also accepted.

<MapView initialRegion={…}>
  <MapViewDirections
    origin={origin}
    destination={destination}
    apikey={GOOGLE_MAPS_APIKEY}
    strokeWidth={3}
    strokeColor="hotpink"
  />
</MapView>

An extra note on `origin` and `destination`

The values for the origin and destination props can take several forms. They can either be:

Coordinates in the form of an object with latitude and longitude keys
Coordinates in the form of a string with latitude and longitude values separated by a comma
Strings representing an address
Strings representing a location
Strings containing a Place Id from the Google Maps Place API prefixed with place_id:

All examples below have the same origin location, represented in the formats mentioned above:

<MapViewDirections origin={{ latitude: 37.3317876, longitude: -122.0054812 }} destination="…" />
<MapViewDirections origin="37.3317876,-122.0054812" destination="…" />
<MapViewDirections origin="Apple Park Visitor Center" destination="…" />
<MapViewDirections origin="10600 N Tantau Ave, Cupertino, CA 95014, USA" destination="…" />
<MapViewDirections origin="place_id:ChIJW5i0tJC1j4ARoUGtkogTaUU" destination="…" />

Note: The origin and destination props don't need to use the same representation, you may mix them.

Tip: Don't forget to tweak the language prop when using localized location names.

Events/Callbacks

Event Name	Returns	Notes
`onStart`	`{ origin, destination, waypoints: [] }`	Callback that is called when the routing has started.
`onReady`	`{ distance: Number, duration: Number, coordinates: [], fare: Object, waypointOrder: [[]] }`	Callback that is called when the routing has succesfully finished. Note: distance returned in kilometers and duration in minutes.
`onError`	`errorMessage`	Callback that is called in case the routing has failed.

Extended Example

This example will draw a route between AirBnB's Office and Apple's HQ

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { Dimensions, StyleSheet } from 'react-native';
import MapView from 'react-native-maps';
import MapViewDirections from 'react-native-maps-directions';

const { width, height } = Dimensions.get('window');
const ASPECT_RATIO = width / height;
const LATITUDE = 37.771707;
const LONGITUDE = -122.4053769;
const LATITUDE_DELTA = 0.0922;
const LONGITUDE_DELTA = LATITUDE_DELTA * ASPECT_RATIO;

const GOOGLE_MAPS_APIKEY = '…';

class Example extends Component {

  constructor(props) {
    super(props);

    // AirBnB's Office, and Apple Park
    this.state = {
      coordinates: [
        {
          latitude: 37.3317876,
          longitude: -122.0054812,
        },
        {
          latitude: 37.771707,
          longitude: -122.4053769,
        },
      ],
    };

    this.mapView = null;
  }

  onMapPress = (e) => {
    this.setState({
      coordinates: [
        ...this.state.coordinates,
        e.nativeEvent.coordinate,
      ],
    });
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <MapView
        initialRegion={{
          latitude: LATITUDE,
          longitude: LONGITUDE,
          latitudeDelta: LATITUDE_DELTA,
          longitudeDelta: LONGITUDE_DELTA,
        }}
        style={StyleSheet.absoluteFill}
        ref={c => this.mapView = c}
        onPress={this.onMapPress}
      >
        {this.state.coordinates.map((coordinate, index) =>
          <MapView.Marker key={`coordinate_${index}`} coordinate={coordinate} />
        )}
        {(this.state.coordinates.length >= 2) && (
          <MapViewDirections
            origin={this.state.coordinates[0]}
            waypoints={ (this.state.coordinates.length > 2) ? this.state.coordinates.slice(1, -1): null}
            destination={this.state.coordinates[this.state.coordinates.length-1]}
            apikey={GOOGLE_MAPS_APIKEY}
            strokeWidth={3}
            strokeColor="hotpink"
            optimizeWaypoints={true}
            onStart={(params) => {
              console.log(`Started routing between "${params.origin}" and "${params.destination}"`);
            }}
            onReady={result => {
              console.log(`Distance: ${result.distance} km`)
              console.log(`Duration: ${result.duration} min.`)

              this.mapView.fitToCoordinates(result.coordinates, {
                edgePadding: {
                  right: (width / 20),
                  bottom: (height / 20),
                  left: (width / 20),
                  top: (height / 20),
                }
              });
            }}
            onError={(errorMessage) => {
              // console.log('GOT AN ERROR');
            }}
            // By default all requests are not memoized, you can pass either a boolean here or a resolver function to decide when to memoize the request
            isMemoized={({ origin, destination, cachedResults, /* Rest of the props supplied to the component when request was made */ }) => { 
              // Logic to decide when to memoize goes here
              return false
            }}
          />
        )}
      </MapView>
    );
  }
}

export default Example;

Example App

An example app can be found in a separate repo, located at https://github.com/bramus/react-native-maps-directions-example.

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Credits

Bram(us) Van Damme (https://www.bram.us/)
All Contributors

This code is inspired upon the article React Native Maps with Google Directions Api by Ali Oğuzhan Yıldız.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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