A set of Vue.js components to display an interactive SVG map.

# Install package
npm install --save @vocweb/svg-map 

# Install SVG map 
npm install --save @svg-country-maps/japan
npm install --save @svg-country-maps/vietnam

# Install package
yarn add @vocweb/svg-map 

# Install SVG map 
yarn @svg-maps/japan

• Svg map: demo/components/map/Link.vue
• Checkbox map: demo/components/map/Checkbox.vue
• Link map: demo/components/map/Link.vue
• Radio map: demo/components/map/Radio.vue
• Tooltip map: demo/components/map/Tooltip.vue

This is the base component to display an SVG map.

In a SFC (Single File Component):

• Import SvgMap component from @vocweb/svg-map
• Import the map you want
• Optionally, import @vocweb/svg-map/dist/index.css if you want to apply the default styles

<template>
	<svg-map :map="Japan" />
</template>

<script>
import { SvgMap } from "@vocweb/svg-map";
import Japan from "@svg-maps/japan";

export default {
	name: "MyMap",
	components: {
		SvgMap
	},
	data() {
		return {
			Japan
		};
	}
};
</script>

<style src="@vocweb/svg-map/dist/index.css"></style>

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 locations
• after 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 from @vocweb/svg-map
• Import the map you want
• Optionally, import @vocweb/svg-map/dist/index.css if you want to apply the default styles

<template>
	<checkbox-svg-map v-model="selectedLocations" :map="Japan" />
</template>

<script>
import { CheckboxSvgMap } from "@vocweb/svg-map";
import Japan from "@svg-maps/japan";

export default {
	name: "MyCheckboxMap",
	components: {
		CheckboxSvgMap
	},
	data() {
		return {
			Japan,
			selectedLocations: []
		};
	}
};
</script>

<style src="@vocweb/svg-map/dist/index.css"></style>

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.

Like in SvgMap there are 2 named slots:

• before which is before the locations
• after 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 from ``@vocweb/svg-map`
• Import the map you want
• Optionally, import @vocweb/svg-map/dist/index.css if you want to apply the default styles

<template>
	<radio-svg-map v-model="selectedLocation" :map="Japan" />
</template>

<script>
import { RadioSvgMap } from "@vocweb/svg-map";
import Japan from "@svg-maps/japan";

export default {
	name: "MyRadioMap",
	components: {
		RadioSvgMap
	},
	data() {
		return {
			Japan,
			selectedLocation: null
		};
	}
};
</script>

<style src="@vocweb/svg-map/dist/index.css"></style>

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.

Like in SvgMap there are 2 named slots:

• before which is before the locations
• after 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.

1. Import the map to modify
2. Create a new object from this map
3. Pass this new object as map prop of the component

<template>
	<svg-map :map="customJapan" />
</template>

<script>
import { SvgMap } from "@vocweb/svg-map";
import Japan from "@svg-maps/japan";

export default {
	name: "MyMap",
	components: {
		SvgMap
	},
	data() {
		return {
			customJapan: {
				...Japan,
				label: "Custom map label",
				locations: Japan.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.

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