google-autocomplete | Google Autocomplete Vue Componet | Autocomplete library
kandi X-RAY | google-autocomplete Summary
kandi X-RAY | google-autocomplete Summary
I am sharing this component because I was overwhelmed by complicated examples to achieve this simple job. So, I will try to be as simple as I can during my explanation. Google Autocomplete component is no more than a Vue.js wrapper around the official Google Places API. In spite of the demo written in Vue.js, the Autocomplete object can be pulled in from any JS framework.
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QUESTION
The update pushed to Github just fine but the hosting seems to be failing the redeploy and I have no understanding as to why. I already tried to run npm rebuild as suggested by the error message but no luck
One thing that looks kind of odd is its detecting node version 14.17.0 but this project's codebase is in v10, the previous successful reply is in v10 when I run node -v in the local project directory it says it's still v10 so I'm not sure where the confusion is. The Repos package.json also indicates v10.
I'm also aware of the missing firebase dependencies but that has been consistent through all previous re-deploys including the successful ones.
Any guidance in solving this is greatly appreciated!
Log is given when attempting to deploy (deployment through render.com)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 23:33From this page of render.com
, it looks like they are supporting the latest LTS version: https://render.com/docs/node-version
By default, Render uses the latest LTS version of Node.
Looking at node's current releases: https://nodejs.org/en/about/releases/
It looks like Node.js v14 is the way to go here. You could have your project running locally with Node 10 but if your platform uses 12/14, please try to follow those versions.
As stated in the docs linked above, you can of course set a specific version of Node into .node-version
.
(I do also recommend using package.json
's engines)
QUESTION
I am using a React app to store some info into firebase/firestore on formik form submission. When the user enters a location, a react-google-autocomplete performs the autocomplete, then returns the properly formatted address, and a places.geometry.location latitude and longitude. On submission, I can console log or alert using JSON.stringify the latitude and longitude, but the console returns a firebase error saying the following: FirebaseError: Function addDoc() called with invalid data. Unsupported field value: a custom object (found in field orggeometry in the document
This shows how I have coded my formik onSubmit etc.
Input ref for the autocomplete, showing where my values for location are set
This show the input ref, and how the values are set. I have two of these. The way they are set up, I can currently submit the form after selecting a location in both of my autocomplete inputs and obtain the latitude and longitude numbers.
Example of working latitude and longitude on my Origin
As you can see, the form has zero issues with the values. The problem is strictly with firebase. I have scoured Google searches, this website, Firebase docs, and Places/Maps docs. Any help would be immensely appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 14:53Alright, so after sleeping on it and spending some time working on it, I found a solution that fixed it for my case. The issue was that place.geometry.location
returns an object with both latitude and longitude, which Firebase does not like. I tried to JSON.stringify the values of the entire form, which didn't fix it, however rewriting it as follows fixed it for my particular case.
const { ref } = usePlacesWidget({apiKey: process.env.REACT_APP_GOOGLE, onPlaceSelected: (place) => {setPlace(place); formik.setFieldValue("Origin", place.formatted_address); JSON.stringify(place.geometry.location) formik.setFieldValue("OriginGeometry", JSON.stringify(place.geometry.location))
Now it returns a string that consists of the object itself, not the ideal fix in my opinion for anyone who wants a very clean looking database entry, but perfectly fine in my case.
QUESTION
I am using Google Autocomplete Places with NuxtJs like described in the followed link:
https://medium.com/@jpoechill/superbasic-google-autocomplete-with-nuxt-js-378a9262659a
Its working properly but the fact is that I want to get the data from the address separately in autofill inputs like this "Autofill fields":
https://www.npmjs.com/package/vue-place-autocomplete
I dont want anything elaborated, if I could return the address separately (by country, state, city,...) in console it would be great!
Here follows the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 20:29Solved with the following code:
QUESTION
I have this form I want to separate the form into three different sections. One of the sections of the form is the one you see in the picture below around the red border. I have used the fieldset element to separate the section. the code is this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 08:41You need to override some bootstrap styles (see code below).
But first, move the legend outside the div (it does not belong in there).
To get a bit more space between the elements, wrap them in the class form-group
QUESTION
I am trying to execute a simple function. But eslient tells me that I have a Parsing error: Unexpected token
.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-06 at 07:31Are you trying to use class or functional components, you have some errors in your code.
Class components should look like this:
QUESTION
I am working on react native map. I tried to follow a youtube video using react. Now I like to implement it using react native. I am having this error, "Element type is invalid: expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: undefined."
I tried to look if there is any problem with my imports. But I could not find any problem Please see the code below
Map.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-12 at 07:51Change this
QUESTION
I am using google autocomplete and getting location data but i want to get latitude and longitude with city, country and state name too.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-25 at 18:13This should do, lat and long are placed on addressData, not on placeResultData where you have info about the place related to that address.
QUESTION
I have google place-autocomplete in my vue.js app.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-13 at 10:37You can try using refs
like this
QUESTION
I am coding a restaurant review project with Django REST and Vue.js. I use google place ID as PK for my restaurants since Google Place ID are unique and I use Google Place Autocomplete in my project.
So basically I have an autocomplete that get a restaurant Place ID whenever the user select it.
Then I want to redirect automatically to another route where I will fetch all the reviews for that restaurant with an API, (/api/restaurant_review/Google Place ID/
), using that Google Place ID.
This is my navbar component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-10 at 01:05As detailed in the official guide, you can define props for your route-able components (eg "review") and have Vue Router pass in any route params.
For example, in your route definition
QUESTION
I'm new to nuxt and I started using it together with vuetify
.
Actually I wanted to implement a Google Places Autocomplete and I have found this: vuetify-google-autocomplete. It looks very nice and easy to implement. But it doesn't.
What I did is to follow exactly the documentation.
I created a file called google-autocomplete.js
in the plugins
folder:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-19 at 16:53I think you have to add transpile
build option since vuetify-google-autocomplete
use ES6 module. Please see ES6 plugins for more about detail.
So your nuxt.config.js
should be:
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Install google-autocomplete
First of all, you have to sign up on Google API Console to get your API key: https://console.developers.google.com Once this has been done, you will have to copy the API KEY given by google and paste it in your JS file entry point. Example:. Note: Important keys have to be kept within an .env file, so be aware of this while pushing your code to your git control.
Bootstrap File: bootstrap.js. You will have to require Vuemit in this file to have the events handler set globaly. As so: Example
Entry point file: demo.js
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