Migrate from Google Maps to Open Source alternative #41
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Migrated for using google maps to Leafletjs (https://leafletjs.com/) for the interactive maps combined with Openstreetmap (https://www.openstreetmap.org) as the tile server. Have translated almost all of previous code for google maps api to the Leaflet api for handling markers and polylines. The google maps api has a marker label, which appears on the actual marker. This has not been yet implemented into leafletjs, so I was unable to translate that feature across.
Doing so fixes the errors:
#39
#38
#19
Which were caused by the api key being deleted from the developer console. The openstreetmap tile server does not require an api key meaning the problem should not occur again.