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This release converts the project from being written in vue specific language and terms to being written in vanilla JS. The big change was moving the lib from a .vue file to a .js file, and thereby replacing the template with a render function instead.

NB: From a usage perspective, not much has changed with this release, i.e. the docs for v1.* can still be used. Although it has not been fully regression tested.

What's New

  • There's no longer a need to initialise the Google Places SDK by importing the script within the head tag of your html. You can now simply pass the key as a prop to the component. e.g.
- <script src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=yourGoogleApiKey&libraries=places"></script>
+ <vuetify-google-autocomplete :google-api-key="yourGoogleApiKey"></vuetify-google-autocomplete>

Along with this, you can also specify further props to the components:

:google-api-version - Defaults to '3', but you may specify any version you wish.

:load-google-api - If your app already loads the google places SDK, you can set this to false to tell this library not to re-load the SDK (reloading may cause problems). If an SDK has already been loaded, the library will locate and use that instead.

What's Fixed

  • #15 - Fixed by allowing the component to self-load the SDK on demand, i.e. point 1 above.
  • #14 - The country prop is now reactive and will update the SDK when changed.
  • #13 - The types prop is now reactive and will update the SDK when changed.
  • A bug noted with the enable-geolocation prop where the component would keep asking permissions. The component will react properly to the prop and only ask once, unless reset.
  • The library should now be usable with plain html/js projects without requiring any fancy loaders/parsers.

ToDo

  • Document this release.
  • Regression test this release.
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