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- react-native-google-maps-autocomplete is A dynamic auto complete text input that fetches from google maps api and show the results in a drop down.
react-native-google-maps-autocomplete is A dynamic auto complete text input that fetches from google maps api and show the results in a drop down.
It comes with a built-in TypeScript typings and is compatible with all popular JavaScript frameworks. You can use it directly or leverage well-maintained wrapper packages that allow for a more native integration with your frameworks of choice.
npm i react-native-google-maps-autocomplete
yarn add react-native-google-maps-autocomplete
import AutoCompleteGeoLocation from 'react-native-google-maps-autocomplete';
<AutoCompleteGeoLocation
textInputProps={{cursorColor: '#FFF'}}
inputStyle={styles.input}
placeholder={'Search city'}
onPlaceSelected={(placeId, description) => {
setCity(description);
}}
quaryData={{
key: GOOGLE_API_KEY,
types: ['city_hall'],
}}
/>
Dataset Properties
Name | Type |
---|---|
quaryData | {key: string; types: string[]} |
placeholder? | string |
onPlaceSelected | (placeId: string, description: string) => void |
debounceDelayInSeconds? | number |
containerStyle? | ViewStyle |
inputStyle? | ViewStyle |
placeHolderColor? | string |
resultItemTextStyle? | TextStyle |
resultItemStyle? | ViewStyle |
resultListStyle? | ViewStyle |
textInputProps? | TextInputProps |
onTextChanged? | (text: string) => void |
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- react-native-google-maps-autocomplete is A dynamic auto complete text input that fetches from google maps api and show the results in a drop down.
We found that react-native-google-maps-autocomplete demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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