Layers
As briefly described in #map-widget, the children
property takes a list of Widget
s, which will be stacked on top of each other (last on top). These can be any Widget
, such as a FutureBuilder
or StreamBuilder
, but are usually Layer
s which are provided by this library or plugins.
There is also the nonRotatedChildren
property, which work similarly as their 'rotatable' counterpart, but - as the name suggests - do not get rotated as the map gets rotated. For example, the AttributionWidget
should be used inside nonRotatedChildren
instead of children
, as it needs to remain vertical and therefore readable.
As a minimum, all maps should have a Tile Layer, as this is what actually displays any map. Other layers are available, such as markers/waypoints and lines.
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