A set of Vue.js components to display an interactive SVG map.
npm install --save vue-svg-map
yarn add vue-svg-map
Install the map you need from svg-maps or use your own map. See maps section for more details.
This is the base component to display an SVG map.
In a SFC (Single File Component):
- Import
SvgMap
component fromvue-svg-map
- Import the map you want
- Optionally, import
vue-svg-map/dist/index.css
if you want to apply the default styles
<template>
<svg-map :map="Taiwan" />
</template>
<script>
import { SvgMap } from "vue-svg-map";
import Taiwan from "@svg-maps/taiwan";
export default {
name: "MyMap",
components: {
SvgMap
},
data() {
return {
Taiwan
};
}
};
</script>
<style src="vue-svg-map/dist/index.css"></style>
Prop | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
map | Object | required | Describe SVG map to display. See maps section for more details. |
location-class | String|Function | null |
CSS class of each <path> . The function parameters are the location object and the location index. |
location-tabindex | String|Function | null |
Tabindex each <path> . The function parameters are the location object and the location index. |
location-role | String | null |
ARIA role of each <path> . |
is-location-selected | Function | null |
Executed to determine if a location is selected. This property is used to set the aria-checked HTML attribute. |
Note: other HTML attributes (e.g. style
, title
, data-*
...) can be added to and customized for each <path>
modifying the map object.
All the listeners (click, keypress...) are applied to each location.
There are 2 named slots:
before
which is before the locationsafter
which is after the locations
This is an implementation of SvgMap
that behaves like a group of checkboxes.
It is based on this WAI-ARIA example to support keyboard navigation and be accessible.
- Import
CheckboxSvgMap
component fromvue-svg-map
- Import the map you want
- Optionally, import
vue-svg-map/dist/index.css
if you want to apply the default styles
<template>
<checkbox-svg-map v-model="selectedLocations" :map="Taiwan" />
</template>
<script>
import { CheckboxSvgMap } from "vue-svg-map";
import Taiwan from "@svg-maps/taiwan";
export default {
name: "MyCheckboxMap",
components: {
CheckboxSvgMap
},
data() {
return {
Taiwan,
selectedLocations: []
};
}
};
</script>
<style src="vue-svg-map/dist/index.css"></style>
Prop | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
map | Object | required | Describe SVG map to display. See maps section for more details. |
value | String[] | [] |
List of ids of selected locations. Used for v-model . |
location-class | String|Function | null |
CSS class of each <path> . The function parameters are the location object and the location index. |
Note: other HTML attributes (e.g. style
, title
, data-*
...) can be added to and customized for each <path>
modifying the map object.
Like for SvgMap
all the listeners (click, keypress...) are applied to each location.
Event | Output | Description |
---|---|---|
change | String[] | Emits the new list of ids when a location is selected/unselected. Used for v-model . |
Like in SvgMap
there are 2 named slots:
before
which is before the locationsafter
which is after the locations
Note: inserting focusable elements may break the checkboxes' behaviour.
This is an implementation of SvgMap
that behaves like a group of radio buttons.
It is based on this WAI-ARIA example to support keyboard navigation and be accessible.
- Import
RadioSvgMap
component fromvue-svg-map
- Import the map you want
- Optionally, import
vue-svg-map/dist/index.css
if you want to apply the default styles
<template>
<radio-svg-map v-model="selectedLocation" :map="Taiwan" />
</template>
<script>
import { RadioSvgMap } from "vue-svg-map";
import Taiwan from "@svg-maps/taiwan";
export default {
name: "MyRadioMap",
components: {
RadioSvgMap
},
data() {
return {
Taiwan,
selectedLocation: null
};
}
};
</script>
<style src="vue-svg-map/dist/index.css"></style>
Prop | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
map | Object | required | Describe SVG map to display. See maps section for more details. |
value | String | null |
Id of selected location. Used for v-model . |
location-class | String|Function | null |
CSS class of each <path> . The function parameters are the location object and the location index. |
Note: other HTML attributes (e.g. style
, title
, data-*
...) can be added to and customized for each <path>
modifying the map object.
Like for SvgMap
all the listeners (click, keypress...) are applied to each location.
Event | Output | Description |
---|---|---|
change | String | Emits the new id when a location is selected. Used for v-model . |
Like in SvgMap
there are 2 named slots:
before
which is before the locationsafter
which is after the locations
Note: inserting focusable elements may break the radio buttons' behaviour.
All the existing maps are in an independant svg-maps project because they may be useful for other components/projects.
You can modify existing maps or create your own.
- Import the map to modify
- Create a new object from this map
- Pass this new object as
map
prop of the component
<template>
<svg-map :map="customTaiwan" />
</template>
<script>
import { SvgMap } from "vue-svg-map";
import Taiwan from "@svg-maps/taiwan";
export default {
name: "MyMap",
components: {
SvgMap
},
data() {
return {
customTaiwan: {
...Taiwan,
label: "Custom map label",
locations: Taiwan.locations.map(location => {
// Modify each location to customize/add attributes of <path>
})
}
};
}
};
</script>
It is recommended to not modify the SVG properties (viewBox, path), because it may break the map's display.
If you create a new map (other country, city...), feel free to contribute to svg-maps project!
MIT