Geo map

A React component in Beamline's Charts & data-vis category.

Values by country as a choropleth on the system's own world outline (no map service): classes from a sequential or diverging ramp with a legend you can point at to light one class, sized points for places, a ranked list beside it that previews and pins a country, a click that zooms to it, and countries never measured hatched; the outline loads only when a map is on screen.

Use it for

  • A measure that differs by country: revenue, signups, latency, share of traffic, growth against last period (diverging).
  • A few places that matter on a world view: data centres, offices, warehouses (points).

Not for

  • Exact comparison between a few countries (bar-list or bar-chart).
  • Street-level maps, routes or tiles (a map library with a tile service).
  • Markets by sector and change (market-heatmap).

Anatomy

  • chart frame: title, description, table button (every value as a table)
  • map: countries filled by class, hairline borders in the card's colour, hatched where not measured, points sized by value
  • legend: one swatch per class with its range, “Not measured”; pointing at a class lights its countries
  • ranked list beside or under the map: the top countries with value and share
  • zoom controls: zoom in, out, reset; a pinned country is zoomed to

Variants

  • 0: ramp: cool (sequential, default) · heat · delta (diverging around `center`)
  • 1: classes: 3–7 (default 5); scale: quantile (default: each class about as many regions, bounds rounded) · equal (round equal steps); delta always splits evenly around its centre
  • 2: points: { lon, lat, value, label }
  • 3: shapes: your own outline in the same shape as the world's (regions of a country, floors of a building)

States

  • loading (the outline arriving, or your data)
  • empty
  • not measured (null: hatched)
  • outside the data (no entry: the base fill)
  • previewed (pointing at a country, a list row or a legend class: the rest fade toward the card)
  • pinned (aria-pressed in the list; the map zooms to it)
  • zoomed
  • table view

Keyboard

  • Tab moves through the ranked list (Enter pins a country and zooms to it, Escape unpins), the legend classes, and the zoom buttons
  • The map itself is a picture; the table view and the list carry every number

Motion

Countries take their colour in a sweep from west to east on first draw. A new value glides its country's colour to its new class. Pinning eases the view to the country's bounds; reset eases back. Pointing fades other countries toward the card colour at once. Reduced motion places everything at once; nothing runs at rest.

Props

PropTypeDefaultDescription
data (required)GeoDatum[]—{ id, value: number | null, label? } by ISO 3166 alpha-2 code (or your shapes' ids).
pointsGeoPoint[]—{ id, lon, lat, value, label } drawn as circles sized by value.
ramp"cool" | "heat" | "delta"—Default cool; delta diverges around `center`.
centernumber—Diverging midpoint. Default 0.
scale"quantile" | "equal"—How sequential classes are cut. Default quantile.
classesnumber—How many colour classes. Default 5.
format(value: number) => string—How values read.
listboolean | number—The ranked list; a number caps its rows. Default 8.
zoomableboolean—Zoom controls and zoom to a pinned country. Default true.
active / defaultActive / onActiveChangestring | null—The pinned country's id.
shapes{ width, height, shapes: GeoShape[] }—Your own outline instead of the world.
title / hideTitle / description / table / loading / emptyLabel / actions…—The chart frame every chart shares.
className / classNames / style / refstring / ChartClassNames / CSSProperties / Ref<HTMLElement>—The chart figure and its frame parts.

Dependencies

lucide-react

Import

import { GeoMap } from "@/components/geo-map/geo-map";

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