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Current behavior:
When using nativeGeocoder.reverseGeocode, the result is instance of NativeGeocoderReverseResult, and the interface is :
export interface NativeGeocoderReverseResult {
/**
* The street.
*/
street: string;
/**
* The house number.
*/
houseNumber: string;
/**
* The postal code.
*/
postalCode: string;
/**
* The city.
*/
city: string;
/**
* The district.
*/
district: string;
/**
* The country name.
*/
countryName: string;
/**
* The country code.
*/
countryCode: string;
}
But in the result object there is :
{"administrativeArea": "XXXXX", "countryCode": "XXXX", "countryName": "XXXX", "locality": "XXXXX", "postalCode": "1235", "subAdministrativeArea": "XXXX", "subThoroughfare": "1", "thoroughfare": "Rue XXXXX"}
Expected behavior:
having the interface mapped to the correct attribute names.
Steps to reproduce:
Use this in a component ( after loaded each needed modules )
this.geolocation.getCurrentPosition().then((resp) => {
this.nativeGeocoder.reverseGeocode(resp.coords.latitude, resp.coords.longitude).then( ...
Related code:
*/
export interface NativeGeocoderReverseResult {
/**
* The street.
*/
street: string;
/**
* The house number.
*/
houseNumber: string;
/**
* The postal code.
*/
postalCode: string;
/**
* The city.
*/
city: string;
/**
* The district.
*/
district: string;
/**
* The country name.
*/
countryName: string;
/**
* The country code.
*/
countryCode: string;
}
Other information:
To fix it change the interface with the correct attributes
package.json info:
insert the content here
Was about to leave the same issue with all the same information. Please fix.
Here is a temp fix if anyone needs it before it is fixed:
Create a custom interface
export interface NativeGeocoderResultModel {
subAdministrativeArea: string,
postalCode: number,
locality: string,
subLocality: string,
subThoroughfare: string,
countryCode: string,
countryName: string,
administrativeArea: string,
thoroughfare: string
}
Then create an object using that interface and set it equal to the parsed, stringified result
let newResult: NativeGeocoderResultModel = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(result));
Now you can grab the new result and manipulate it however you would like.
@gabriellecozart YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER! Thanks girl!
@monichols Glad I could help!
ran into this.. looks like it's an easy fix Will submit PR shortly
turns out there is already a PR for this #1840
Could someone take a look at this? The fix is already done on #1840, someone could merge it?
when i am starting this cmd: ionic cordova build android --proud
Typescript Error
Property 'countryName' does not exist on type 'NativeGeocoderReverseResult[]'.
Most helpful comment
Here is a temp fix if anyone needs it before it is fixed:
Create a custom interface
Then create an object using that interface and set it equal to the parsed, stringified result
Now you can grab the new result and manipulate it however you would like.