Add marker clustering to ember-google-maps using @googlemaps/markerclustererplus.
What is clustering?
Drawing a lot of markers in close proximity can quickly turn into a usability nightmare. Grouping, or clustering, markers is a common way of simplifying how markers are displayed when used in large numbers.
- Ember Google Maps v4.2 or above
- Ember.js v3.16 or above
- Ember CLI v3.16 or above
- Node.js v10 or above
ember install ember-google-maps-markerclustererplus
A version of the following guide, together with a demo, is included in the ember-google-maps docs →.
The markerClusterer
works in the same way as any other ember-google-maps component. If you're not sure what that means, read through the general guide for ember-google-maps →.
The MarkerClustererPlus library accepts a bunch of options to configure the clusters. As with any map component, you can pass these options straight to the markerClusterer
component. Here’s a full list of supported options →
The markerClusterer
yields its own special marker
that's added to the cluster instead of the map. Don’t confuse it with the regular marker yielded by the map itself!
You can also register events. You've got your usual suspects, like click
, dblclick
, and others; and also two special events: clusteringbegin
and clusteringend
. These are both native, albeit poorly publicized, MarkerClustererPlus events. But beware! These clustering events may be called several times during a single render because MarkerClustererPlus clusters markers in batches.
The best way to do this is to register a one-time event with @onceOn
.
The MarkerClustererPlus library comes with a small collection of default cluster icons to choose from. They're all copied to /assets/markerclustererplus/images/
.
This addon is maintained by Sander Melnikov.
See the Contributing guide for details.
This software is not endorsed, maintained, or supported by Google LLC.
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