I am working with angular2-google-maps
and latest version of Angular2. I am trying to convert some of the local map component functions into services in their own file maps.service.ts
. For example:
map.component.ts
getGeoLocation(lat: number, lng: number) { if (navigator.geolocation) { let geocoder = new google.maps.Geocoder(); let latlng = new google.maps.LatLng(lat, lng); let request = { latLng: latlng }; geocoder.geocode(request, (results, status) => { if (status == google.maps.GeocoderStatus.OK) { let result = results[0]; if (result != null) { this.fillInputs(result.formatted_address); } else { alert("No address available!"); } } }); } }
Into something like: maps.service.ts
getGeoLocation(lat: number, lng: number): Observable<google.maps.GeocoderResult[]> { let geocoder = new google.maps.Geocoder(); let latlng = new google.maps.LatLng(lat, lng); let request = { latLng: latlng }; return new Observable((observer: Observer<google.maps.GeocoderResult[]>) => { geocoder.geocode({ request }, ( (results: google.maps.GeocoderResult[], status: google.maps.GeocoderStatus) => { if (status == google.maps.GeocoderStatus.OK) { observer.next(results); observer.complete(); } else { console.log('Geocoding service failed due to: ' +status); observer.error(status); } } )); }); }
The issue I'm getting is that google
variable is not being recognized when I try to use Observer<google.maps.GeocoderResult[]>
. I have declare var google: any;
outside of the service class as well.
The google
variable works in my map.componenet.ts
but doesn't get recognized in the maps.service.ts
.
npm install @types/googlemaps --save-dev
tsconfig.app.json
respectively in tsconfig.spec.json
In the end should look like this:
You can delete both declaration types from the components:
import {} from '@types/googlemaps';
declare var google: any;
You don't have to include any of them.
PS: If you are using agm-s GoogleMapsAPIWrapper.getNativeMap() you must convert the map object before you use it. For example turning on the traffic layer:
this.apiWrapper.getNativeMap().then(map => { this.trafficLayer = new google.maps.TrafficLayer(); const gMap: any = map; this.trafficLayer.setMap(gMap as google.maps.Map); });
I was facing the same problem I tried :
declare var google: any;
But it didn't work for me .
I found this answer and it worked for me .
First make sure you installed the typings for google mapsnpm install @types/googlemaps --save --dev
--dev flag is deprecated. Use
npm install @types/googlemaps --save-dev
And Then in your Controller
import {} from '@types/googlemaps';
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