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iOS - Subclass of UITextField to achieve autocompletion for Place Search like Google Places, Uber and Much more apps having maps.
MVAutocompletePlaceSearchTextField is an extension (in actual case,Subclass) of a very popular Automcomplete Textfield class MLPAutoCompleteTextField.
MVAutocompletePlaceSearchTextField is Drop-in Solution to achieve functionalities like Autpcomplete Search with Drop-down list of all suggestions related to Textual Query entered by user.(Like Google Maps, Uber, etc.)
Storyboard support it there, so user have to just Give classname to any UITextField and Bind its 'PlaceSearchTextFieldDelegate' to Delegate class.
With very simple Delegate methods developer can easily integrate and exploit This control.
Developer has to get an API Key from Google Api console for Google Places API Web Service.
EDIT: As per the latest updates, You will need to integrate GoogleMaps SDK. For that you may head out to Google iOS SDK Integration (Step 3)
or refer Step 4 from https://developers.google.com/places/ios-api/start#get-key
That's it !!
Control is now updated to use with iOS API Keys (Earlier it was using NSURLConnection along with Browser key from Google APIs).Its now fully supported with Google's standard classes like GMSPlace, so that it can be easily used along with Google Maps
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