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I've been putting together a small library to polyfill type: city searches. It's intended as a drop-in fix post API shutdown, bypassing any refactor or provider-switch nightmare scenarios.
If anyone is currently using the cities functionality and would be open to giving the polyfill a spin I'd be very happy for the feedback.
Similarly Algolia people, if you had any suggestions / feedback they'd be appreciated. Particularly if I've overstepped the line with anything in the repo.
Install is as simple as:
import'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/places.js@1.19.0'// activate polyfill - script must be served locally and imported directly after places.jsimport'/re.places.algolia.js'
Background: We've been using places for a few years now @CitizensGBR to allow users to indicate where in the world they are from (simple city geocode, we don't need an address). I got the email earlier in January reminding about the API sunset and figured there might be a simple solution for a simple use case.
I've been putting together a small library to polyfill
type: citysearches. It's intended as a drop-in fix post API shutdown, bypassing any refactor or provider-switch nightmare scenarios.polyfill demo: https://theprojectsomething.github.io/re.places/#algolia
repo: https://github.com/theprojectsomething/re.places
If anyone is currently using the cities functionality and would be open to giving the polyfill a spin I'd be very happy for the feedback.
Similarly Algolia people, if you had any suggestions / feedback they'd be appreciated. Particularly if I've overstepped the line with anything in the repo.
Install is as simple as:
Background: We've been using places for a few years now @CitizensGBR to allow users to indicate where in the world they are from (simple city geocode, we don't need an address). I got the email earlier in January reminding about the API sunset and figured there might be a simple solution for a simple use case.