addAwesomeMarkers {leaflet} | R Documentation

## Add Awesome Markers

### Description

Add Awesome Markers

### Usage

    addAwesomeMarkers(map, lng = NULL, lat = NULL, layerId = NULL,
      group = NULL, icon = NULL, popup = NULL, popupOptions = NULL,
      label = NULL, labelOptions = NULL, options = markerOptions(),
      clusterOptions = NULL, clusterId = NULL, data = getMapData(map))

### Arguments

`map` | the map to add awesome Markers to.
`lng` | a numeric vector of longitudes, or a one-sided formula of the form `~x` where `x` is a variable in `data`; by default (if not explicitly provided), it will be automatically inferred from `data` by looking for a column named `lng`, `long`, or `longitude` (case-insensitively)
`lat` | a vector of latitudes or a formula (similar to the `lng` argument; the names `lat` and `latitude` are used when guessing the latitude column from `data`)
`layerId` | the layer id
`group` | the name of the group the newly created layers should belong to (for `clearGroup` and `addLayersControl` purposes). Human-friendly group names are permitted–they need not be short, identifier-style names. Any number of layers and even different types of layers (e.g. markers and polygons) can share the same group name.
`icon` | the icon(s) for markers;
`popup` | a character vector of the HTML content for the popups (you are recommended to escape the text using `htmlEscape()`
`popupOptions` | A Vector of `popupOptions` to provide popups for security reasons)
`label` | a character vector of the HTML content for the labels
`labelOptions` | A Vector of `labelOptions` to provide label options for each label. Default `NULL`
`options` | a list of extra options for tile layers, popups, paths (circles, rectangles, polygons, ...), or other map elements
`clusterOptions` | if not `NULL`, markers will be clustered using Leaflet.markercluster; you can use `markerClusterOptions()` to specify marker cluster options
`clusterId` | the id for the marker cluster layer
`data` | the data object from which the argument values are derived; by default, it is the `data` object provided to `leaflet()` initially, but can be overridden

[Package leaflet version 2.0.1 Index]