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Updates Map Cell guide (#1261)

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Cristine Guadelupe 2022-07-03 17:09:45 -03:00 • committed by GitHub
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```elixir
Mix.install([
{:maplibre, "~> 0.1.0"},
{:maplibre, "~> 0.1.1"},
{:kino_maplibre, "~> 0.1.0"}
])
```
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At this point, only points are supported and your data must have the coordinates information in a column or in a pair of columns. For coordinates combined in a single column, the most common formats are well supported, such as `"-123.3596, 48.4268"`, `"-123.3596; 48.4268"` or even `"POINT(-123.3596 48.4268)"`. In addition, the data source needs to implement the [Table](https://hexdocs.pm/table/Table.html) protocol.
To put the data as a source on the map, use the `add_table_source/4` function by giving the data as the third argument and a tuple with the coordinates information as the fourth. Geometry properties are supported through the function `add_table_source/5`. Just pass the list of columns you want to add as properties as the last argument.
To put the data as a source on the map, use the `add_table_source/4` function by giving the data as the third argument and a tuple with the coordinates information as the fourth. Geometry properties are supported through the function `add_table_source/5`. Just pass the list of columns you want to add as properties in the list of options.
```elixir
earthquakes = %{
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"earthquakes",
earthquakes,
{:lat_lng, ["latitude", "longitude"]},
["place", "mag"]
[properties: ["place", "mag"]]
)
|> Ml.add_layer(
id: "earthquakes",