Some countries like India, China, and some other have local regulations regarding how their borders are drawn that differ from UN-mandated or actually controlled territories. This tutorial will explain how to use country-specific maps with MapChart
.
Available maps
The following country-specific versions of World map are currently available:
Country | Map files (.ts; .js; .json) | Map global vars |
---|---|---|
China | worldChinaLow worldChinaHigh worldChinaUltra | am4geodata_worldChinaLow am4geodata_worldChinaHigh am4geodata_worldChinaUltra |
India | worldIndiaLow worldIndiaHigh worldIndiaUltra | am4geodata_worldIndiaLow am4geodata_worldIndiaHigh am4geodata_worldIndiaUltra |
Morocco | worldMoroccoLow worldMoroccoHigh worldMoroccoUltra | am4geodata_worldMoroccoLow am4geodata_worldMoroccoHigh am4geodata_worldMoroccoUltra |
Using maps
Using these country-specific maps works exactly like you would use regular world map. Except instead of world
map you use some specific map, e.g. worldMorocco
.
Please note, that you need to load/import specific file:
import am4geodata_worldMoroccoLow from "@amcharts/amcharts4-geodata/worldMoroccoLow";
<script src="//www.amcharts.com/lib/4/geodata/worldMoroccoLow.js"></script>
As well as use map global/local variable:
chart.geodata = am4geodata_worldMoroccoLow;
chart.geodata = am4geodata_worldMoroccoLow;
{ // ... "geodata": "worldMoroccoLow" }
Examples
China
See the Pen amCharts 4: China world map by amCharts team (@amcharts) on CodePen.
India
See the Pen amCharts 4: India world map by amCharts team (@amcharts) on CodePen.
Morocco
See the Pen amCharts 4: Morocco world map by amCharts team (@amcharts) on CodePen.