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github.com/mfarix/google-maps-api-proxy
- Version published
- Created
Proxy and Cache Server for Google Maps Web Services
To start dev server
- Open Google Cloud Shell
- Clone repo
git clone https://github.com/mfarix/google-maps-api-proxy.git - Replace the
YOUR_API_KEYin proxy.go file with an actual Google Maps API key - Run
goapp serve
To test
- Click on Preview on port 8080 (opens a new tab)
- Append
&location=-33.8594663,151.1927602&radius=500to the URL in new tab - New URL will look as follows
https://8080-dot-xxxxxxxx-dot-devshell.appspot.com/?authuser=0&location=-33.8594663,151.1927602&radius=500
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