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I’m working on a feature where I need to handle marker clusters dynamically, and I have a specific use case:
When there are multiple items in the same area, they should cluster as expected.
When zooming in and the cluster count reduces to 1 (essentially resolving into a single marker), I want to dynamically display an image fetched from network (e.g., an AWS presigned URL). So basically call an API which comes with a response as url.
Each marker should display a different image based on the API response(similar to how Instagram displays stories).
I understand that it’s possible to display the same image for all markers, but is it feasible to assign different images to each marker dynamically in this way? In flutter_map this is possible since the markers/clusters are widgets, but would love to know if it is possible to do it also with this package
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Hi, thanks for this awesome package.
I’m working on a feature where I need to handle marker clusters dynamically, and I have a specific use case:
When there are multiple items in the same area, they should cluster as expected.
When zooming in and the cluster count reduces to 1 (essentially resolving into a single marker), I want to dynamically display an image fetched from network (e.g., an AWS presigned URL). So basically call an API which comes with a response as url.
Each marker should display a different image based on the API response(similar to how Instagram displays stories).
I understand that it’s possible to display the same image for all markers, but is it feasible to assign different images to each marker dynamically in this way? In flutter_map this is possible since the markers/clusters are widgets, but would love to know if it is possible to do it also with this package
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: