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description: Learn how to add and localize maps to web and mobile applications by using the Map Control client-side JavaScript library in Azure Maps.
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ms.date: 06/29/2023
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The Azure Maps Web SDK provides a [Map Control] that enables the customization of interactive maps with your own content and imagery for display in your web or mobile applications. This module is a helper library that makes it easy to use the Azure Maps REST services in web or Node.js applications by using JavaScript or TypeScript.
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This article uses the Azure Maps Web SDK, however the Azure Maps services work with any map control. For a list of third-party map control plug-ins, see [Azure Maps community - Open-source projects].
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> **Azure Maps Web SDK Map Control v1 retirement**
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description: Open-source projects coordinated for the Microsoft Azure Maps platform.
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These open-source, community-driven initiatives are created and maintained by the Azure Maps team. They're not part of the standard product or service offerings.
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## Open-source projects
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###Open-source Web SDK modules
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The following tables list some of the most popular Azure Maps open-source projects and samples.
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### Maintained by Azure Maps team
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|[Bot Framework - Point of Interest skill]| The Point of Interest Skill provides POI related capabilities to a Virtual Assistant using Azure Maps with Azure Bot Service and Bot Framework. |
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|[BotBuilder Location]| An open-source location picker control for Microsoft Bot Framework powered by Bing Maps REST services. |
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The following table lists the open-source projects maintained by Azure Maps team that extend the capabilities of the Azure Maps Web SDK.
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|[react-azure-maps]| An Azure Maps Web SDK wrapper in react framework. For more information and interactive samples, see the Azure Maps React wrapper [Getting Started] guide. |[react-azure-maps][react-azure-maps-npm]|
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|[Azure Maps Animation module]| A rich library of animations for use with the Azure Maps Web SDK. |[@azure-maps/animations]|
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|[Azure Maps Gridded Data Source module]| A module for the Azure Maps Web SDK that provides a data source that clusters data points into cells of a grid area. This operation is also known by many names such as tessellations, data binning, or hex bins. |[@azure-maps/gridded-data-source]|
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|[Azure maps selection control module]| An Azure Maps Web SDK module that provides controls for selecting data in a data source using drawing tools or by requesting a route range polygon. | N/A |
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The following table lists the open-source projects contributed to, and maintained by the development Community that extend the capabilities of the Azure Maps Web SDK.
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|[Azure Maps Animation module]| A rich library of animations for use with the Azure Maps Web SDK. |
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|[Azure Maps Bring Data Into View Control module]| An Azure Maps Web SDK module that provides a control that makes it easy to bring any data loaded on the map into view. |
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|[Azure Maps Geolocation Control module]| An Azure Maps Web SDK module that provides a control that uses the browser's geolocation API to locate the user on the map. |
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|[Azure Maps Gridded Data Source module]| A module for the Azure Maps Web SDK that provides a data source that clusters data points into cells of a grid area. This operation is also known by many names such as tessellations, data binning, or hex bins. |
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|[Azure Maps Fullscreen Control module]| An Azure Maps Web SDK module that provides a control to display the map in full screen mode. |
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|[Azure Maps HTML Marker Layer module]| An Azure Maps Web SDK module that provides a layer that renders point data from a data source as HTML elements on the map. |
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|[Azure Maps Image Exporter module]| A module for the Azure Maps Web SDK that generates screenshots of the map. |
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|[Azure Maps Overview Map module]| An Azure Maps Web SDK module that provides a control that displays an overview map of the area the main map is focused on. |
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|[Azure Maps Scale Bar Control module]| An Azure Maps Web SDK module that provides a control that displays a scale bar relative to the pixel resolution at the center of the map. |
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|[Azure Maps Selection Control module]| An Azure Maps Web SDK module that provides controls for selecting data in a data source using drawing tools or by requesting a route range polygon. |
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|[Azure Maps Services UI module]| A set of web UI controls wrapping the Azure Maps REST services. |
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|[Azure Maps Spider Clusters module]| A module for the Azure Maps Web SDK that adds a visualization to the map that expands clusters into a spiral spider layout. |
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|[Azure Maps Spyglass Control module]| An Azure Maps Web SDK module that provides a window that displays a data set inside of a spyglass on the map. |
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|[Azure Maps Swipe Map module]| A module for the Azure Maps Web SDK that allows swiping between two overlapping maps, ideal for comparing two overlapping data sets. |
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|[Azure Maps Code Samples]| A collection of code samples for using Azure Maps in web-based apps. |
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|[Azure Maps Gov Cloud Code Samples]| A collection of code samples for using Azure Maps through Azure Government Cloud.|
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|[React Azure Maps Playground]| A getting started guide to help you create your first map using the React wrapper for Azure Maps|
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|[Azure Maps & Microsoft Entra ID Samples]| A collection of samples that show how to use Microsoft Entra ID with Azure Maps. |
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|[LiveMaps]| A sample application that provides live indoor maps visualization of IoT data on top of Azure Maps using Azure Maps Creator. |
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|[Azure Maps Jupyter Notebook samples]| A collection of Python samples using the Azure Maps REST services. |
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|[Azure Maps .NET UWP IoT Remote Control]| A sample application that shows how to build a remotely controlled map using Azure Maps and IoT hub services. |
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|[Azure Maps Cesium plugin]| A [Cesium JS] plugin that makes it easy to integrate Azure Maps services such as [tile layers] and [geocoding services]. |
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|[Azure Maps OpenLayers plugin]| A [OpenLayers] JavaScript plugin that makes it easy to overlay tile layers from the [Azure Maps tile services]. |
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If you want to protect your Application Insights resource from misuse, see [Microsoft Entra authentication for Application Insights](/azure/azure-monitor/app/azure-ad-authentication#microsoft-entra-authentication-for-application-insights). However, the Application Insights resource must [allow local authentication](/azure/azure-monitor/app/azure-ad-authentication#disable-local-authentication) to receive data from the OpenTelemetry data agent.
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