jQuery Geo docs

welcome!

jQuery Geo is an open-source, geospatial mapping jQuery plugin developed with the intention of making spatial web mapping significantly simpler than it may initially seem. jQuery Geo is a custom engine and not a wrapper for other APIs, such as Google Maps.

Please follow the project on Twitter for release notifications, links to new examples, and other geospatial stuff.

Please read the following sections for more information and examples, and thank you for considering us! If you have any questions feel free to ask the lead developer on Twitter.

api docs

This project takes pride in having easy-to-use, up-to-date documentation. Before any code is committed, these docs are updated with any public API changes and sometimes internal design decisions. The side effect is that the documenation may be ahead of the code at times. Also, any undocumented features you find in the source should be ignored or asked about.

support

jQuery Geo supports the following devices and browsers and may work in other un-tested environments.

• Microsoft Internet Explorer – IE8 and up
• Microsoft Edge – latest
• Google Chrome – latest
• Mozilla Firefox – latest
• Apple Safari – latest
• Apple Mobile Safari – latest
• Google Chrome Android – latest (note: older non-Chrome Android browsers are not supported)

showcase

Checkout the showcase to see applications using jQuery Geo: http://jquerygeo.com/showcase/

examples

Next, here are some code examples! Use these as a suppliment to reading the above documentation sections but, above all, have fun!

All of these examples are done in JS Bin so you can easily view and play with all the JavaScript that makes them work.

component examples

This last set of examples attempts to test various components of jQuery Geo in an insolated way. They are the simplest examples.

internals

Lastly, short of looking through the source code you can read a bit about the internal design decisions we made in the following section.