Icons not supported for iOS
ngarel opened this issue · comments
Describe the bug
The documentation mentions the support for icons:
https://capacitor-community.github.io/google-maps/#/api?id=markericon
However there is no implementation for supporting icons on iOS
i have same issue for android, checking the documentation i see marker supports icon but in the package icon wasnt provided in the marker preferences
It is implemented actually, as can be seen in the code:
google-maps/ios/Plugin/Plugin.swift
Line 234 in 0381342
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yes sure @capacitor-community/google-maps
in the android package, icon wasnt provided, both in the markerOption interface and also looking into the com.hemangkumar.capacitorgooglemaps package, setting icon wasn't available in android
Both addMarker and addMarkers have a preferences object:
Which in turn has icon available.
Without a minimal reproduction I won't be able to help you any further. I'm sorry.
hello thanks for your support so far,
i could see where the issue comes from
i installed it through npm but npm seem to have unupdated code
check here to see link
This plugin is officially still in beta. You should install the latest beta by adding @beta to your yarn or npm install script. So for example: npm i @capacitor-community/google-maps@beta. Otherwise it will install the version with latest tag, which is not the latest beta
ooh ok, thanks a lot for your support, i appreciate
hello @tafelnl , i cant seem to find way to add custom style to marker info window
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