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How how to add react-leaflet to a next-js app who is working with app routing #1087
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you should use dynamic import |
I have encountered this with NextJS before. You can use dynamic import which @tdvuanh mentioned It should be something like this: 'use client';
import dynamic from 'next/dynamic';
export const DynamicTestMap = dynamic(() => import('../components/TestMap'), {
ssr: false,
});
export default DynamicTestMap ; |
Yet, I'm having this error in the browser: Unhandled Runtime Error But the map is there... And the marker is not present, just a squared frame :-( |
The hydration error is most likely caused by not deleting the normal import statement for the map. So you probably have this: 'use client';
import dynamic from 'next/dynamic';
import TestMap from '../components/TestMap' // <-- DELETE this
export const DynamicTestMap = dynamic(() => import('../components/TestMap'), {
ssr: false,
}); Instead of this: 'use client';
import dynamic from 'next/dynamic';
export const DynamicTestMap = dynamic(() => import('../components/TestMap'), {
ssr: false,
}); The missing marker is a known issue when using leaflet with bundlers. There is an npm package that solves this problem: leaflet-defaulticon-compatibility. Feel free to have a look at my stackoverflow post on how to setup react-leaflet 4 with nextjs 14. |
Hi there, I'm trying without success to add react-leaflet to my next js 13.4.9 app with app routing and I'm getting this error :
This is the component
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