Strapi Google Maps

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A Google Maps custom field for Strapi, allowing you to pick a location.

Overview

The Strapi Google Maps plugin is a tool that allows users to implement a Google Maps custom field into their content types on the Strapi platform. This custom field can be used to pick and retrieve locations. By configuring the plugin in the Strapi dashboard settings, users can enter their API key and utilize the full functionality of the Google Maps Platform.

Features

  • Google Maps custom field for content types
  • Ability to pick and retrieve locations
  • Configuration options in the Strapi dashboard
  • Full access to the Google Maps Platform functionality

Summary

The Strapi Google Maps plugin is a valuable tool for Strapi users who want to integrate Google Maps functionality into their content types. With an easy installation process and configuration options available in the Strapi dashboard, this plugin provides a seamless way to interact with the Google Maps Platform and enhance the user experience.

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