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@beyowi/svelte-google-places-autocomplete

v1.1.8

Published

A minimal port of the [Google Places Autocomplete API](https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/places-autocomplete) as a Svelte component.

Downloads

81

Readme

svelte-google-places-autocomplete

A minimal port of the Google Places Autocomplete API as a Svelte component.

Inspired largely by beyonk-adventures/svelte-googlemaps.

Example usage

<script>
const options = {
  fields: ['address_components', 'geometry'],
  types: ['(cities)']
}
const placeholder = 'Destination city'

let locationName = localStorage.get('locationName') || ''
</script>

<GooglePlacesAutocomplete apiKey={googlePlacesApiKey} class="form-control"
                          on:place_changed={onPlaceChanged} {options}
                          on:ready={onReady} {placeholder}
                          value={locationName} />

Parameters

apiKey

Your Google Places API Key.

class

Any HTML class string to apply to the input element.

options

The options that you want to pass to the Google Places Autocomplete code.

Details: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/reference/places-widget#AutocompleteOptions

placeholder

Any placeholder text to use. Defaults to an automatically-localized placedholder string.

value

The text to show in the input.

WARNING: You cannot bind to this. To receive data out of this component, listen for the place_changed event.

Events

place_changed

When a location is selected,

ready

Fired when the component has initialized, the Google Places API has been loaded, and this component is therefore ready for user interaction.

Tests

Running the tests

(Mostly) automated tests are available:

  1. Run make test
  2. Open localhost:8086 in a browser
  3. Paste in your Google Places API Key and hit Enter
  4. Follow any instructions shown (e.g. "Please click on the first suggestion")

Modifying the tests

The tests are defined in test/tests.js. See that file for examples.