Overview:

The react-native-geocoder library provides geocoding services for React Native applications. It allows developers to convert addresses into geographic coordinates and vice versa. The library supports both iOS and Android platforms, offering a fallback to Google Maps geocoding services for devices that do not have built-in geocoding capabilities. Installation involves adding the library to Xcode for iOS and configuring settings in Android gradle files. The library handles geocoding requests asynchronously and provides a consistent geocoding object format across both platforms.

Features:

Geocoding Services: Provides geocoding services for React Native applications.
Fallback to Google Maps Geocoding: Offers fallback to Google Maps geocoding service for devices without native geocoding support.
Asynchronous Operation: Handles geocoding requests asynchronously for improved performance.
Consistent Object Format: Returns geocoding objects in a consistent format across iOS and Android platforms.

iOS:

In XCode, navigate to the "Project navigator" and right click on the "Libraries" folder under your project.
Select "Add Files to <...>" and navigate to node_modules ➜ react-native-geocoder.
Add the ios/RNGeocoder.xcodeproj file to your project.
In XCode, go to "Build Phases" -> "Link Binary With Libraries" and add libRNGeocoder.a.

Android:

In android/settings.gradle, include the necessary settings.
In android/app/build.gradle, register the module in MainApplication.java.

Summary:

The react-native-geocoder library provides geocoding services for React Native projects, supporting both iOS and Android platforms. It allows for easy conversion of addresses to geographic coordinates and vice versa. With a fallback mechanism to Google Maps geocoding service for devices lacking native support, asynchronous operations, and a consistent object format, this library offers a comprehensive solution for integrating geocoding functionalities into React Native applications.

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