react-geocode | React module to transform a description of a location | Map library

After filling in the form the memorialpage object gets made and added to the db. From my form I get my data and everything is good to go except for the address that is get. By using react-geocode I get the latitude and the longitude which I need, but the objects get made and posted before I can get the lat and lng so in the DB these are just NULL.

I know that my mistake is that I am not awaiting the geocoder but I have tried making it into a function but still no luck.

Thanks for your help!

Current behaviour:

I'm having a local development environment on mac from which I git push to my remote repo. My production server is on linxu and there I pull my repo. Usually this works fine but this time I'm stuck with an error I can't find a workaround for :( npm ci failing on linux because of fsevents

Steps to reproduce:

$ npm ci

So I'm really new to react and leaflet but all I want to do is basically have the user enter some input, and after they press enter, trigger an event which then flies to the coordinates generated from that input. I am using geocode and the lat long coordinates are successfully generating. However I a not sure how to make the map fly to that location. Here is what I have so far:

I am trying to execute a simple function. But eslient tells me that I have a Parsing error: Unexpected token.

I am using react-google-maps to show the location of the user after fetching her co-ordinates using ReactJS. But, when I move marker from the original position, the initial marker stays there, so two markers are created. I don't know how to fix this.

I want that whatever happens, the Map Marker remains at center, also when the user drags OR zoom in/out of the marker, the marker remains at center, so that the user's location is always at the center of the map. In this way, the user will be able to update her location. As per your example, when I drag, the marker stays fixed in it's location This component was designed so that the user can set her location, with a little bit of tweaking the Marker's position, in case the marker is a little bit off Any Help will be appreciated:

App.js

I am having trouble using setStates. I stored an array of markers for my Google Map in my state and I am using a for loop to iterate through each marker in order to change the position state of the marker using Google's Geocode API.

Here is my state:

I'm trying to add the transform property to my create component. Then inside the transform, I call a function to get the lat and long based on the address parameters.

But before the geodecoder is done the dataprovider is already sending data to the API.

Is there anyway so that I can let the transform know the data is al set to be send?

Also kinda new to React. So, maybe I'm missing something obvious. Here's my code so far:

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I am creating a find nearest restaurant app using Google Places API. I am calling for a background image in my ResultItem component in a prop

This image is defined as Thumbnail in const above this part of the code. My code runs smoothly but as soon as places.photos[0] returns as undefined (meaning that it is Google Place that doesn't have any image uploaded) i get an error saying:

Unhandled Rejection (TypeError): Cannot read property '0' of undefined

I think what I have to do is check whether places.photos[0] is undefined or not but I do not seem to get it right...

My goal is to display another placeholder image when this value turns out undefined. If it is defined though the component should take the image from google places api.

This is what I have tried to do with the const Thumbnail to achieve it, but didnt work:

I am making a find nearby restaurant app with ReactJS. I am working with Google Places Autocomplete with my Search Input. I am trying to get a geolocation, which seems to run smoothly.

What goes wrong is that whenever I select a place in the autocomplete dropdown, I run a function that passes a query string to translate to geolocation, my search result always renders items from the previous state of the latitude and longitude, and not the one that was fetched within the last run of the function.

I can't seem to get it right with the order these commands are executed in.

The function I am talking about looks like this: