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Map Alternatives
Similar projects and alternatives to Map
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InfluxDB
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SunKit
SunKit is a Swift library which uses math and trigonometry to compute several information about the Sun.
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PreviewDevice
PreviewDevice - is a library with type-safe syntax sugar for preview device on SwiftUI. Preview for UIKit and Cocoa.
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GaugeKit
GaugeKit is a free-to-use, open source Swift Package. It allows for easy creation of gauges not unlike the circular graphics used in many complications on the Apple Watch. ⌚️ (by antonmartinsson)
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WorkOS
The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.
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Publishing changes from within view updates is not allowed, this will cause undefined behavior. on Map with Annotations
Something similar to this which can help w performance a lot especially if you use clusters
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Map clustering for new Map()
Eventually they will have to add it but i wouldnt hold my breath. You can still use swiftui views in uikit annotations and wrap mkmapview to look like swiftui similar to this
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Any good tutorials on how to get directions in a map for swiftui?
To get directions, have a look at the official MapKit documentation for MKDirections. In each route of MKDirection.Response, you can find an overlay of type MKOverlay that you can use on MKMapView. Apples own Map implementation for SwiftUI is actually pretty limited, so you can either wrap MKMapView yourself or use the library that I built: https://github.com/pauljohanneskraft/Map
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MKMapView wrapper for SwiftUI
You can find a first approach in this pull request I opened. It allows you to effectively call setNeedsDisplay on the MKOverlayRenderer in use by use of Combine publishers and gives you custom access to the draw and canDraw methods of MKOverlayRenderer directly - would love this to be a SwiftUI view instead, but I'm not sure how to draw into a cgcontext directly - maybe with a UIHostingController and then draw its view into the cgcontext? but then again, how would you map the SwiftUI view to individual MKMapPoints? not sure, if this would ever be a simple task.
I was quite frustrated with the limited functionality of MapKit's MKMapView SwiftUI wrapper - so I built my own with a lot more features and customization options and made it open source on GitHub.
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pauljohanneskraft/Map is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of Map is Swift.
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