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https://github.com/jamesdouble/JDSwiftHeatMap

JDSwiftMap is an IOS Native MapKit Library. You can easily make a highly customized HeatMap.
https://github.com/jamesdouble/JDSwiftHeatMap

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JDSwiftMap is an IOS Native MapKit Library. You can easily make a highly customized HeatMap.

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**JDSwiftMap** is an IOS Native MapKit Library.

You can easily make a highly customized HeatMap.

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# Installation
* Cocoapods

```
pod 'JDSWiftHeatMap'
```

# Usage

JDSwiftHeatMap is based on **IOS native MKMapView**,

so you must familiar with.

## Init

* Give a frame.
* Follow JDHeatMapDelegate.
* Choose a MapType Below

```Swift
map = JDRealHeatMap(frame: self.view.frame, delegate: self, maptype: .FlatDistinct)
self.view.addSubview(map!)
```

### With ColorSetting
```Swift
map = JDSwiftHeatMap(frame: mapsView.frame, delegate: self, maptype: .FlatDistinct, BasicColors: [UIColor.yellow,UIColor.red], devideLevel: 2)
self.view.addSubview(map!)
```
BasicColors is element color array.

Devide Level = How Many Middle Colors between Basic Colors.

## Delegate - Most Important

There are two delegate you need to pay close.

1. ***MKMapViewDelegate*** - (Optional)

This is the delegate you familiar,( AnnoationView For.., Render For...) You sure can use this delegate in old way, or not to follow this delegate.

**But if you do, you may need to follow two essential function.**

```Swift
extension ViewController:MKMapViewDelegate
{
func mapView(_ mapView: MKMapView, rendererFor overlay: MKOverlay) -> MKOverlayRenderer
{
if let heatoverlay = map?.heatmapView(mapView, rendererFor: overlay)
{
return heatoverlay
}
else
{
var yourownRender = yourownRenderClass()
return yourownRender
}
}

func mapViewWillStartRenderingMap(_ mapView: MKMapView)
{
map?.heatmapViewWillStartRenderingMap(mapView)
}
}
map.delegate = self

```

2. ***JDHeatMapDelegate***

When we talk to Heat Map, the most important thing is ***"Data"*** ! You should provide the data you want to display in this delegate.

```Swift
public protocol JDHeatMapDelegate {
func heatmap(HeatPointCount heatmap:JDRealHeatMap) -> Int
func heatmap(HeatLevelFor index:Int) -> Int
@Optional func heatmap(RadiusInKMFor index:Int) -> Double
func heatmap(CoordinateFor index:Int) -> CLLocationCoordinate2D
}
```
*The default radius in km is 100KM.*

### Notice

More data will cause **large memory using**, should be notice.

## Setting

1. public func setType(type:JDMapType)

change the display type, it will refresh automatically.

2. public func refresh()

Call this function when data changed.

3. public var showindicator:Bool

Set the loading indicator showing or not.