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21 April, 2023

Sharing Google Maps Data Across Separate Livewire Components

 Programing Coderfunda     April 21, 2023     Laravel, Livewire     No comments   

  1. Create a new Livewire component that will handle the Google Maps functionality. Let's call it MapComponent.

    go
    php artisan make:livewire MapComponent
  2. In the MapComponent, add a public property to hold the Google Maps data:

    php
    public $mapData = null;
  3. In the render method of MapComponent, add the Google Maps JavaScript API:

    csharp
    public function render() { return view('livewire.map-component') ->layout('layouts.app') ->with('mapApiKey', config('services.maps.api_key')); }

    Make sure to create a configuration value for the Google Maps API key in the config/services.php file.

  4. In the view of MapComponent, add a container element for the Google Maps component and initialize it using JavaScript:

    php
    <div wire:ignore id="map"></div> @push('scripts') <script> function initMap() { const map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById('map'), { center: { lat: 37.7749, lng: -122.4194 }, zoom: 8, }); window.livewire.emit('mapDataChanged', map); } </script> <script src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key={{ $mapApiKey }}&callback=initMap" defer></script> @endpush

    This code initializes the Google Maps component and emits a mapDataChanged event with the map object as a parameter.

  5. Create a new Livewire component that will use the Google Maps data. Let's call it LocationComponent.

    go
    php artisan make:livewire LocationComponent
  6. In the LocationComponent, define a public property that will hold the Google Maps data:

    php
    public $mapData = null;
  7. In the render method of LocationComponent, add the MapComponent as a child component and pass the mapData property to it:

    csharp
    public function render() { return view('livewire.location-component') ->layout('layouts.app') ->with('mapComponent', function () { return Livewire::component('map-component') ->with('mapData', $this->mapData); }); }

    This code creates a MapComponent instance with the mapData property passed to it.

  8. In the view of LocationComponent, add the MapComponent as a child component:

    php
    <div> <livewire:map-component /> </div>
  9. Add the wire:ignore attribute to the container element of the MapComponent in the map-component.blade.php file. This will prevent Livewire from updating the map data automatically and allow you to update it manually.

    python
    <div wire:ignore id="map"></div> @push('scripts') <script> window.livewire.on('mapDataChanged', map => { @this.set('mapData', map); }); </script> @endpush

    This code listens for the mapDataChanged event and sets the mapData property of the MapComponent instance.

That's it! With these steps, you should now be able to share Google Maps data across separate Livewire components. When the MapComponent initializes the Google Maps component

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