Svelte Googlemaps

Overview

The Svelte Google Mapsjs-standard-style is a package that allows Svelte applications to integrate Google Maps and Google Places Autocomplete components. It focuses on efficient loading of Google components in a single-page application (SPA) and is SSR ready. The documentation is work in progress, so it is recommended to examine the source code for usage instructions.

Features

• Publishes Svelte-v3 Maps and Places components in Vanilla JS or Svelte.
• Provides a GoogleMap component and a GooglePlacesAutocomplete component.
• Offers options for customizing the behavior and appearance of the autocomplete input, such as setting the placeholder text and styling the input with CSS classes.
• Supports setting an aria-label value on the input for accessibility purposes.
• Allows handling the place changed event when a user selects an address from the autocomplete dropdown.

Installation

To install the Svelte Google Mapsjs-standard-style, follow these steps:

1. Open your command line interface.
2. Navigate to your Svelte project directory.
3. Run the following command to install the package via npm:

npm install svelte-google-mapsjs-standard-style

4. Import the necessary components in your Svelte application:

import { GoogleMap, GooglePlacesAutocomplete } from 'svelte-google-mapsjs-standard-style';

5. You can now use the GoogleMap and GooglePlacesAutocomplete components in your Svelte templates.

Summary

The Svelte Google Mapsjs-standard-style package provides Svelte applications with the ability to integrate Google Maps and Google Places Autocomplete components. It offers efficient loading of Google components in SPAs and is SSR ready. Although the documentation is still a work in progress, developers can explore the source code for implementation details. The package includes options for customizing the autocomplete input and supports accessibility features like setting aria-label values. Overall, the Svelte Google Mapsjs-standard-style package is a useful tool for incorporating location-based functionalities into Svelte applications.