This aurelia plugin is a wrapper around the google.maps.places.autocomplete. It renders a searchbox and returns an object with the placename, latitude and longitude coordinates
See the example: here; The inspiration: here;
jspm install npm:aurelia-place-picker
Or for webpack:
npm install aurelia-place-picker
In your main.js:
.plugin('aurelia-place-picker', config => {
config.options({
apiKey: '[YOUR API KEY HERE]', //Required
getAPI: true, //Optional, see 'Problems'
apiLoadedEvent: 'googlemap:api:loaded' //Optional, see 'Problems'
});
Then in your HTML:
<place-picker location.bind="location"></place-picker>
And finally the CSS:
.aurelia-place-picker{
[YOUR STYLE HERE]
}
It returns an object:
location = {
name: 'location name',
lat: '12.3456',
lng: '98.7654'
}
And fires an event:
- placePicker:place_changed with the location object as payload.
If you try to use this together with the aurelia-google-maps plugin, you'll get an error:
You have included the Google Maps API multiple times on this page. This may cause unexpected errors.
If this is the case, you need to set the getAPI property to false and have to set a name for the apiLoadedEvent. At the time of writing, the aurelia-google-maps plugin will not fire an event, so this will not work. I suggest you go to My Fork and overwrite the dist folder in you node_modules. Let's hope my pull request will get merged soon.