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The flutter documentation here: https://radar.com/documentation/sdk/flutter#geocoding shows a type Map<String, dynamic> input that uses latitude, longitude, and accuracy. There is no description of what accuracy does, one can only assume. There is also no mention of the layers parameter.
The reverseGeocode function should use named parameters, not a Map<String, dynamic> type which can easily be mistyped. It should include:
latitude (type double)
longitude (type double)
layers (type List<Layer>, using enum to avoid mistyped layer names)
Example:
final res = await Radar.reverseGeocode({
latitude: 11.1234,
longitude: 22.3456,
layers: [
Layer.place,
Layer.address,
Layer.state,
],
});
Additionally, the return type should not be Map<dynamic, dynamic>? (again to avoid mistyped parameter names), but have its own class.
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The reverse geocode documentation: https://radar.com/documentation/api#reverse-geocode says there are two input parameters,
coordinates
andlayers
.The flutter documentation here: https://radar.com/documentation/sdk/flutter#geocoding shows a type
Map<String, dynamic>
input that useslatitude
,longitude
, andaccuracy
. There is no description of whataccuracy
does, one can only assume. There is also no mention of thelayers
parameter.The
reverseGeocode
function should use named parameters, not aMap<String, dynamic>
type which can easily be mistyped. It should include:Example:
Additionally, the return type should not be
Map<dynamic, dynamic>?
(again to avoid mistyped parameter names), but have its own class.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: