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google.maps.places.PlaceAutocompleteElement class

Notice: Available only in the v=beta channel.

PlaceAutocompleteElement is an HTMLElement subclass which provides a UI component for the Places Autocomplete API.

Custom element:
<gmp-place-autocomplete name="string" requested-language="string" requested-region="string" types="type1 type2 type3..."></gmp-place-autocomplete>

This class extends HTMLElement.

This class implements PlaceAutocompleteElementOptions.

Access by calling const {PlaceAutocompleteElement} = await google.maps.importLibrary("places"). See Libraries in the Maps JavaScript API.

The component restrictions. Component restrictions are used to restrict predictions to only those within the parent component. For example, the country.

A soft boundary or hint to use when searching for places.

Bounds to constrain search results.

Type:  string optional

The name to be used for the input element. See

for details. Follows the same behavior as the name attribute for inputs. Note that this is the name that will be used when a form is submitted. See

for details.

• <gmp-placeautocomplete name="string"></gmp-placeautocomplete>

Type:  string optional

A language identifier for the language in which the results should be returned, if possible. Results in the selected language may be given a higher ranking, but suggestions are not restricted to this language. See the

.

• <gmp-place-autocomplete requested-language="string"></gmp-place-autocomplete>

Type:  string optional

A region code which is used for result formatting and for result filtering. It does not restrict the suggestions to this country. The region code accepts a

two-character value. Most ccTLD codes are identical to ISO 3166-1 codes, with some notable exceptions. For example, the United Kingdom's ccTLD is "uk" (

) while its ISO 3166-1 code is "gb" (technically for the entity of "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland").

• <gmp-place-autocomplete requested-region="string"></gmp-place-autocomplete>

The types of predictions to be returned. For supported types, see the

. If no types are specified, all types will be returned.

• <gmp-place-autocomplete types="type1 type2 type3..."></gmp-place-autocomplete>

An item in the drop down of predictions that represents a single prediction.

The icon displayed to the left of each item in the list of predictions.

A part of prediction-item that is the main text of the prediction. For geographic locations, this contains a place name, like 'Sydney', or a street name and number, like '10 King Street'. By default, the prediction-item-main-text is colored black. If there is any additional text in the prediction-item, it is outside prediction-item-main-text and inherits its styling from prediction-item. It is colored gray by default. The additional text is typically an address.

The part of the returned prediction that matches the user’s input. By default, this matched text is highlighted in bold text. Note that the matched text may be anywhere within prediction-item. It is not necessarily part of prediction-item-main-text.

The item when the user navigates to it via the keyboard. Note: Selected items will be affected by both this part styles and also the prediction-item part styles.

The visual element containing the list of predictions returned by the Place Autocomplete service. This list appears as a dropdown list below the PlaceAutocompleteElement.

Notice: Available only in the v=beta channel.

addEventListener(type, listener[, options])

• type:  string A case-sensitive string representing the event type to listen for.
• listener:  EventListener|EventListenerObject The object that receives a notification. This must be a function or an object with the handleEvent method
• options:  boolean|AddEventListenerOptions optional See options. Custom events only support capture and passive.

Return Value:  void

Sets up a function that will be called whenever the specified event is delivered to the target. See

Notice: Available only in the v=beta channel.

removeEventListener(type, listener[, options])

• type:  string A string which specifies the type of event for which to remove an event listener.
• listener:  EventListener|EventListenerObject The event listener of the event handler to remove from the event target.
• options:  boolean|EventListenerOptions optional See options

Return Value:  void

Removes an event listener previously registered with addEventListener from the target. See

function(placeAutocompletePlaceSelectEvent)

• placeAutocompletePlaceSelectEvent:  PlaceAutocompletePlaceSelectEvent

This event is fired when a user selects a place prediction. Contains a Place object.

function(placeAutocompleteRequestErrorEvent)

• placeAutocompleteRequestErrorEvent:  PlaceAutocompleteRequestErrorEvent

This event is fired when a request to the backend was denied (e.g. incorrect API key). This event does not bubble.

google.maps.places.PlaceAutocompletePlaceSelectEvent class

Notice: Available only in the v=beta channel.

This event is created after the user selects a place with the Place Autocomplete Element. Access the selection with event.place.

This class extends Event.

Access by calling const {PlaceAutocompletePlaceSelectEvent} = await google.maps.importLibrary("places"). See Libraries in the Maps JavaScript API.

google.maps.places.PlaceAutocompleteRequestErrorEvent class

Notice: Available only in the v=beta channel.

This event is emitted by the PlaceAutocompleteElement when there is an issue with the network request.

This class extends Event.

Access by calling const {PlaceAutocompleteRequestErrorEvent} = await google.maps.importLibrary("places"). See Libraries in the Maps JavaScript API.

google.maps.places.Autocomplete class

A widget that provides Place predictions based on a user's text input. It attaches to an input element of type text, and listens for text entry in that field. The list of predictions is presented as a drop-down list, and is updated as text is entered.

This class extends MVCObject.

Access by calling const {Autocomplete} = await google.maps.importLibrary("places"). See Libraries in the Maps JavaScript API.

Autocomplete(inputField[, opts])

• inputField:  HTMLInputElement The <input> text field to which the Autocomplete should be attached.
• opts:  AutocompleteOptions optional Options.

Creates a new instance of Autocomplete that attaches to the specified input text field with the given options.

getBounds()

Parameters:  None

The biasing bounds.

Returns the bounds to which predictions are biased.

getFields()

Parameters:  None

Returns the fields to be included for the Place in the details response when the details are successfully retrieved. For a list of fields see

.

getPlace()

Parameters:  None

The Place selected by the user.

Returns the details of the Place selected by user if the details were successfully retrieved. Otherwise returns a stub Place object, with the name property set to the current value of the input field.

setBounds(bounds)

• bounds:  LatLngBounds|LatLngBoundsLiteral optional The biasing bounds.

Return Value:  None

Sets the preferred area within which to return Place results. Results are biased towards, but not restricted to, this area.

setComponentRestrictions(restrictions)

• restrictions:  ComponentRestrictions optional The restrictions to use.

Return Value:  None

Sets the component restrictions. Component restrictions are used to restrict predictions to only those within the parent component. For example, the country.

setFields(fields)

• fields:  Array<string> optional

Return Value:  None

Sets the fields to be included for the Place in the details response when the details are successfully retrieved. For a list of fields see

.

setOptions(options)

• options:  AutocompleteOptions optional

Return Value:  None

setTypes(types)

• types:  Array<string> optional The types of predictions to be included.

Return Value:  None

Sets the types of predictions to be returned. For supported types, see the

. If no types are specified, all types will be returned.

function()

Arguments:  None

This event is fired when a PlaceResult is made available for a Place the user has selected.
If the user enters the name of a Place that was not suggested by the control and presses the Enter key, or if a Place Details request fails, the PlaceResult contains the user input in the name property, with no other properties defined.

google.maps.places.AutocompleteOptions interface

The options that can be set on an Autocomplete object.

The area in which to search for places.

The component restrictions. Component restrictions are used to restrict predictions to only those within the parent component. For example, the country.

Fields to be included for the Place in the details response when the details are successfully retrieved,

. If

is passed in, all available fields will be returned and billed for (this is not recommended for production deployments). For a list of fields see

. Nested fields can be specified with dot-paths (for example,

). The default is

.

Deprecated: placeIdOnly is deprecated as of January 15, 2019, and will be turned off on January 15, 2020. Use AutocompleteOptions.fields instead: fields: ['place_id', 'name', 'types'].

Type:  boolean optional

Whether to retrieve only Place IDs. The PlaceResult made available when the place_changed event is fired will only have the place_id, types and name fields, with the place_id, types and description returned by the Autocomplete service. Disabled by default.

Type:  boolean optional

A boolean value, indicating that the Autocomplete widget should only return those places that are inside the bounds of the Autocomplete widget at the time the query is sent. Setting strictBounds to false (which is the default) will make the results biased towards, but not restricted to, places contained within the bounds.

The types of predictions to be returned. For supported types, see the

. If no types are specified, all types will be returned.

google.maps.places.SearchBox class

A widget that provides query predictions based on a user's text input. It attaches to an input element of type text, and listens for text entry in that field. The list of predictions is presented as a drop-down list, and is updated as text is entered.

This class extends MVCObject.

Access by calling const {SearchBox} = await google.maps.importLibrary("places"). See Libraries in the Maps JavaScript API.

SearchBox(inputField[, opts])

• inputField:  HTMLInputElement
• opts:  SearchBoxOptions optional

Creates a new instance of SearchBox that attaches to the specified input text field with the given options.

function()

Arguments:  None

This event is fired when the user selects a query, getPlaces should be used to get new places.

google.maps.places.SearchBoxOptions interface

The options that can be set on a SearchBox object.

The area towards which to bias query predictions. Predictions are biased towards, but not restricted to, queries targeting these bounds.

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