@netojose/react-google-places-typeahead
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React component for Google Maps Places Autocomplete
A React component to build a customized UI for Google Maps Places Autocomplete
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| prop | Description | type | default value | required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| children | function to render items | function | Yes | |
| value | Search input value | string | Yes | |
| onChange | On change event | function | Yes | |
| onError | On error event | function | () => null | No |
| gMapsCallback | Callback name to initialise component after google script is loaded | string | null | No |
| onSelect | On select event | function | () => null | No |
| debounce | Interval between each Google API service call (in ms) | integer | 200 | No |
| searchOptions | Options to Google Maps API | object | {} | No |
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React component for Google Maps Places Autocomplete
The npm package @netojose/react-google-places-typeahead receives a total of 29 weekly downloads. As such, @netojose/react-google-places-typeahead popularity was classified as not popular.
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