Feature/map center search #47
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New Map Center Search Feature
Summary
This pull request introduces the Map Center Search feature to our application, a comprehensive integration of Leaflet for map interactions and a dynamic user-centric center search functionality. This feature is a fully new development designed to enhance user engagement and improve navigation capabilities within the app.
Feature Details:
Leaflet Integration: Utilized Leaflet in the MapCenterManagerComponent to enable interactive map functionalities, providing the foundation for the feature.
Center Search Functionality: Users can select their center search location on the map. This location is saved in local storage for persistence and used to enhance the user's next session.
Main Map Visualization: After setting a center search location, users are redirected to the main map page where their location is marked with a pin, providing a visual cue of their area of interest.
User Interaction Prompts: Added prompts to encourage users to save their center search location. These prompts are designed to increase interaction and ensure users take full advantage of the new feature.
Geolocation Connection: Integrated the saved center search location with the geolocation functionality to allow users to easily navigate back to their saved center location using the geolocation button.
Search Bar Integration: Incorporated a search function within the center search screen, enabling users to search for locations by name or address. This enhances the usability of setting a center search location, allowing for greater precision and flexibility.