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Hi,

Your lib is perfect because GooglePlace cannot give me open hours (grr &#!)
But why not start requirement at iOS 8.4 ?

Thx for your job

it would be great if you could update it for swift 3 and Alomofire 4.0.

I'm getting 8 compiler errors like this:

/Google Maps Directions API/GoogleMapsDirections.swift:143:90: Cannot convert value of type '[AnyHashable : Any]' to expected argument type '[String : Any]?'

It happens in this file GoogleMapsDirections.swift

error = NSError(domain: "GoogleMapsDirectionsError", code: -4, userInfo: userInfo)

My podfile is like this:

pod 'GoogleMapsDirections', :git => 'https://github.com/honghaoz/Swift-Google-Maps-API.git', :commit => '0eb155b893366f9f9208cdf1652a1fce72926149'

Atmosphere and Contact data usage, which we do not want or need, appear in the billing report.
I do not see any way to work around this without altering the code in the pod, but I would like to ask if there is a workaround.
Thank you!

Hey, why isnt the header not found?

Hi there,

I am wondering if you could please use ObjectMapper 2.2.1, thought they had some bugs fixed.

Thanks for your help.

It should be GoogleMapsService to provide API key and then GooglePlaces to call placeAutocomplete?

Line 122 and 197 in GooglePlaces.swift print the request to the console and it includes the API key, which exposes the API key to anyone who can read the console.

This may happen in other files, but I only saw it in GooglePlaces.swift.

Per google api arrivalTime and departureTime can be set in driving mode to get duration with traffic.

Modify line 89 and 93 in GoogleMapsDirections.swift with:

if let arrivalTime = arrivalTime where (travelMode == .Transit || travelMode == .Driving) {

and

if let departureTime = departureTime where (travelMode == .Transit || travelMode == .Driving) {

Can your pod support sending Place Autocomplete parameters, and specifically the sessionToken?
If not then would you either consider adding that feature or accepting a push if your pod was updated to support it?
Much Thanks.

Hi, first of, great work that you're doing. The API is very simple to use.
The Issue: your api uses Google WebApi and not iOS SDK, the key restriction will not work as they are only supported in SDK version. It would be great if you can add such a feature.