Ceylon Map Filter is a modern geospatial dashboard designed to visualize, manage, and export location-based data across Sri Lanka. The application provides an intuitive way to explore administrative divisions through interactive maps and structured filtering systems.

The platform leverages the Google Maps API to provide real-time map visualization, allowing users to navigate and analyze geographic information efficiently. Users can seamlessly switch between map, dropdown, and table views based on their preferred workflow.

A key feature of the project is its integration with Sri Lanka's administrative hierarchy. Using the sl-address package, the application supports nested filtering across provinces, districts, and cities, enabling precise location-based searches and data exploration.

To improve productivity and reporting capabilities, export functionality was implemented using ExcelJS and pdfmake. Users can instantly generate professional Excel spreadsheets and PDF documents containing filtered datasets.

Built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, the project emphasizes performance, scalability, and responsive design. The application demonstrates modern frontend architecture, geospatial data visualization, and advanced user interface development techniques.

Ceylon Map Filter showcases the ability to build data-driven applications that combine interactive mapping, complex filtering logic, and document generation into a seamless user experience.