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Informations about the package easy-leaflet

easy-leaflet

Simple, universal PHP library for rendering Leaflet.js maps — markers, custom icons, popups, one configurable tile layer, auto-fit-bounds. Works from PHP 5.6 up to the latest release, no framework required.

Install

Usage

render() prints a <div> and a single inline <script> that boots the map via the shared easy-leaflet.js runtime. With 2+ markers the map auto-fits its bounds; with exactly 1 marker it centers on it; with 0 markers you must call setCenter($lat, $lng) explicitly or render() throws EasyLeafletException.

In bounds mode (2+ markers), setMaxZoom($zoom) caps how far Leaflet's fitBounds() is allowed to zoom in — useful when markers sitting close together would otherwise end up on an overly tight view:

Loading Leaflet itself

easy-leaflet does not bundle Leaflet's core CSS/JS or force a specific way to load them. Include them however your project already loads assets, or use the optional helper:

This prints <link>/<script> tags for Leaflet's CDN build plus your copy of vendor/forup/easy-leaflet/resources/js/easy-leaflet.js (you decide where to serve that file from — pass its public URL as the constructor argument).

Tile layers

Pick exactly one per map with Map::setTileLayer(). There is no runtime layer switcher in this version.

Popups and escaping

Popup::text($string) HTML-escapes its input — use it for anything derived from user/CMS data. Popup::html($trustedHtml) skips escaping — only pass content you fully trust.

Multiple maps per page

Each Map::create() generates a unique container id automatically. Pass your own with setContainerId() if you need a specific one.

Design

See docs/specs/2026-08-11-easy-leaflet-design.md for the full architecture rationale.

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