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google-maps-api

v2.0.1

Published

Get up and running with the google maps API quickly

Downloads

12,679

Readme

#google-maps-api Load a Google Maps API Object asynchronously. This module will return a Promise. Which will on resolved will return the "google.maps" object.

Or if you prefer you can simply use the callback instead.

This module also includes utility modules to be able to use parts of the maps api quickly:

geocode

Example

using via promise

var mapsapi = require( 'google-maps-api' )( 'your api key' );

mapsapi().then( function( maps ) {

  //use the google.maps object as you please
});

using via callback

require( 'google-maps-api' )( 'your api key', function( maps ) {

  //use the google.maps object as you please
})

including external google maps libraries

require( 'google-maps-api' )( 'your api key', ['places'], function( maps ) {

  //the google.maps object will now have the places api (google.maps.places)
})

API

  • apikey String | Object - Your Google Maps API Key or an object of the form { client: 'APIClientName', channel: 'APIClientChannel' }
  • [libraries] Array - Optional array of libraries to load such as [ 'places' ]
  • [onComplete] function - Optional callback which will return the google.maps object

Returns: Promise - When this promise resolves it will return the google.maps object