mariusandra/pigeon-marker

marker component for pigeon-maps

JavaScript

MIT License

pigeon‑marker is a lightweight React/Inferno component that wraps a marker for the pigeon‑maps library, allowing developers to easily place and configure markers on a map with customizable payloads and click handling. It’s intended for frontend developers who are already using or evaluating pigeon‑maps and need a simple, framework‑specific way to add interactive markers to their maps. (The project is now deprecated—use the `<Marker />` component directly from pigeon‑maps instead.)

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