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This plugin is already quite good. But IMHO it still misses a few things to be a full fletched alternative to cordova-plugin-googlemaps in production.
I like to propose the following issues to be added to a possible milestone for v2.0 of this package. I considered a major release tag since some of the changes below are braking to 'old' API.
The API should be unified to be completely the same on Android and iOS. At the moment event listeners and API calls have different names on both platforms. They should be the same.
When above issues are addressed it is pretty much on par with the cordova maps, I think. Also, point 1, 2 and 3 I am already working on.
What do you think about this? Do you have any other important issues in mind that should be addressed?
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On a side note: when releasing v2.0, it might be a good idea to change the name to capacitor-community/google-maps. This change addresses possible confusing about "capacitor" being two times in the name. Above all, the omitting of the word "native" opens up possibilities to also support web in the future.
This plugin is already quite good. But IMHO it still misses a few things to be a full fletched alternative to
cordova-plugin-googlemapsin production.I like to propose the following issues to be added to a possible milestone for
v2.0of this package. I considered a major release tag since some of the changes below are braking to 'old' API.When above issues are addressed it is pretty much on par with the cordova maps, I think. Also, point 1, 2 and 3 I am already working on.
What do you think about this? Do you have any other important issues in mind that should be addressed?
__
On a side note: when releasing v2.0, it might be a good idea to change the name to
capacitor-community/google-maps. This change addresses possible confusing about "capacitor" being two times in the name. Above all, the omitting of the word "native" opens up possibilities to also support web in the future.