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Gmaps4rails is developped to simply create a Google Map (Gmaps) from:

  • model instances (say Users),

  • your own json

It’s based on Ruby on Rails 3 Engines and uses Google Maps API V3 with Marker Clusterer in option.

gem install gmaps4rails

  • <%= yield :head %> (in your header)

  • <%= yield :scripts %> (in your footer)

  • config.serve_static_assets = true (in your production.rb)

  • jQuery (used for ajax json, not mandatory if you only use the ‘json’ option)

In your model, add:

acts_as_gmappable

def gmaps4rails_address self.address #describe how to retrieve the address from your model end

Create a migration and add the following fields to your table (here users):

add_column :users, :latitude, :float #you can change the name, see wiki add_column :users, :longitude, :float #you can change the name, see wiki add_column :users, :gmaps, :boolean #not mandatory, see wiki

Say you have a User model and you want to display all the users on a map. In your view:

<%= gmaps4rails_map(“User”) %>

Done!

With this version, you won’t need jQuery. In your controller:

@json = User.all.to_gmaps4rails

In your view:

<%= gmaps4rails_map(@json, { "processing" => 'json' }) %>

Done again!

  • Info window

  • Custom Marker

  • Scopes

  • Create from your own json

  • Geocode directly your address and retrieve coordinates.

  • More details in the Wiki

Feel free ton contact us, you have your say.

MIT license. Authors: Benjamin Roth, David Ruyer