examples/routes.html

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      map = new GMaps({
        el: '#map',
        lat: -12.043333,
        lng: -77.028333
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      map.drawRoute({
        origin: [-12.044012922866312, -77.02470665341184],
        destination: [-12.090814532191756, -77.02271108990476],
        travelMode: 'driving',
        strokeColor: '#131540',
        strokeOpacity: 0.6,
        strokeWeight: 6
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  <h1>GMaps.js &mdash; Routes</h1>
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      <p>With GMaps.js you can draw a route between two points this way:</p>
      <pre>map.drawRoute({
  origin: [-12.044012922866312, -77.02470665341184],
  destination: [-12.090814532191756, -77.02271108990476],
  travelMode: 'driving',
  strokeColor: '#131540',
  strokeOpacity: 0.6,
  strokeWeight: 6
});</pre>
      <p>You must define two points (<strong>origin</strong> and <strong>destination</strong>) and color, opacity and weight of the route in the map.</p>
      <p>Also, you can define a <code>travelMode</code>: <code>driving</code>, <code>bicycling</code> or <code>walking</code>. Default is <code>walking</code></p>
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