Can we replace open street map with AGM in angular 7?

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hey i have implemented AGM in angular 7 , now i want to replace AGM with Open Street Map in angular 7 , but i am confused about the functionality that AGM provide like (snazzy-info-window, AgmCircle, AgmMarker,AgmPolygon,AgmFitBounds) in Open Street Map

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i tried to search on google but didn't get any document clear

Posted 5-Jan-20 22:49pm

Jyoti panigrahi

Updated 5-Jan-20 23:57pm

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F-ES Sitecore 6-Jan-20 4:59am

Read up on "Open Street Map", go through the documentation and tutorials, and once you have an understanding of how it works it should become clear how to port your solution across. Bear in mind that if Open Street Map doesn't support some of the things you want to do then you're probably better sticking with AGM.

Jyoti panigrahi 6-Jan-20 5:25am

I didnt find any documentation of open street map , can you provide link or suggestion it should support the above mentioned features

Richard MacCutchan 6-Jan-20 5:57am

What did you look for? See below for a link.

F-ES Sitecore 6-Jan-20 6:12am

If you can't find any documentation I'm not sure why you want to implement it.

Jyoti panigrahi 6-Jan-20 6:31am

Its an open source unlike Angular Google maps

Jyoti panigrahi 7-Jan-20 1:04am

I just want to implement all the above mentioned features using open street maps. Is it possible to implement all the above mentioned features using open street maps?

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2020-01-05T23:57:00

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See OpenStreetMap[^].

Posted 5-Jan-20 23:57pm

Richard MacCutchan