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flutter_map_tappable_polyline

A tappable Polyline plugin for flutter_map

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Flutter Map Tappable Polyline

pub package

A Polyline with onTap event listener
This is a plugin for flutter_map package

Usage

Add flutter_map and flutter_map_tappable_polyline to your pubspec:

dependencies:
  flutter_map: ^6.0.1
  flutter_map_tappable_polyline: any # take latest version on Pub

Add it in you FlutterMap and configure it using TappablePolylineLayerOptions.

  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return FlutterMap(
      options: new MapOptions(
        plugins: [
          TappablePolylineMapPlugin(),
        ],
      ),
      layers: [
        TileLayerOptions(
          urlTemplate: 'https://{s}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png',
          subdomains: ['a', 'b', 'c'],
        ),
        TappablePolylineLayerOptions(
          // Will only render visible polylines, increasing performance
          polylineCulling: true,
          polylines: [
            TaggedPolyline(
              tag: "My Polyline", // An optional tag to distinguish polylines in `onTap` callback
              // ...all other Polyline options
            ),
          ],
          onTap: (polylines, tapPosition) => print('Tapped: ' +
            polylines.map((polyline) => polyline.tag).join(',') +
            ' at ' +
            tapPosition.globalPosition.toString()),
          onMiss: (tapPosition) {
            print('No polyline was tapped at position ' +
                tapPosition.globalPosition.toString());
          }
        )
      ],
    );
  }
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