How to use the react-native-maps.MAP_TYPES.STANDARD function in react-native-maps

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github expo / expo / apps / native-component-list / src / screens / Maps / CustomTiles.tsx View on Github external
get mapType() {
    // MapKit does not support 'none' as a base map
    return this.props.provider === PROVIDER_DEFAULT ? MAP_TYPES.STANDARD : MAP_TYPES.NONE;
  }
github expo / expo / apps / native-component-list / src / screens / Maps / CustomTilesLocal.tsx View on Github external
get mapType() {
    // MapKit does not support 'none' as a base map
    return this.props.provider === PROVIDER_DEFAULT ? MAP_TYPES.STANDARD : MAP_TYPES.NONE;
  }
github react-native-community / react-native-maps / example / examples / CustomTiles.js View on Github external
get mapType() {
    // MapKit does not support 'none' as a base map
    return this.props.provider === PROVIDER_DEFAULT
      ? MAP_TYPES.STANDARD
      : MAP_TYPES.NONE;
  }
github react-native-community / react-native-maps / example / examples / CustomTilesLocal.js View on Github external
get mapType() {
    // MapKit does not support 'none' as a base map
    return this.props.provider === PROVIDER_DEFAULT
      ? MAP_TYPES.STANDARD
      : MAP_TYPES.NONE;
  }