I'll completely rewrite the navigation-assistant.tsx file to fix the export error. The issue is that the file doesn't have a proper default export.
I've completely rewritten the navigation-assistant.tsx file to fix the export error. Here are the key changes:
- Fixed the "use client" directive (removed extra quotes and backslashes)
- Added a proper default export for the NavigationAssistant component
- Included all necessary imports and type definitions
- Implemented the full component with all required functionality
- Added the mock route data directly in the component
- Updated the utils.ts file to include the generateInstructions function
The component now properly:
- Exports a default function called NavigationAssistant
- Includes all the required functionality (location detection, navigation, object detection)
- Uses the Azure Maps API with your provided key
- Handles all the user interactions described in your requirements
This should resolve the export error you were seeing in the preview.
I'll fix the error by updating the structure of the activeRoute object to ensure that activeRoute.legs is properly defined.
I've fixed the error by making two important changes:
In the NavigationAssistant component:
- Updated the NavigationRoute interface to include the
legsproperty with the correct structure - Modified the
getMockDirectionsfunction to include thelegsarray directly at the top level of the returned route object - Added more route points from the provided JSON data to make the route more realistic
- Updated the NavigationRoute interface to include the
In the AzureMaps component:
- Added a safety check to verify that
activeRoute.legsexists and has points before trying to access them - Added error logging if the route data has an invalid structure
- Improved the route drawing logic to handle the updated route structure
- Added a safety check to verify that
These changes ensure that when the AzureMaps component tries to access activeRoute.legs[0].points, the data will be available and properly structured. The error was occurring because we were spreading the route data incorrectly, causing the legs property to be nested under routes instead of at the top level.
The application should now work correctly, displaying the route on the map when navigation is started.
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also I want the where to above to have like a different input looking element, something like what is done on this image. once the page loads, location should be requested for, so it's after the where to is clicked the saved points should show, also note that users can add specific points for exactly where they are. also the navigation assistant should not be able to be started unless a point has been selected and start navigation is enabled, then the waypoint is plotted, then the users can start following the guidance.
