googlemaps / ios-places-sdk Goto Github PK

License: Apache License 2.0

C 22.80% Objective-C 22.76% Swift 54.44%

ios-places-sdk's Introduction

Google Places SDK For iOS Swift package

Description

This repository contains the Swift package for the Places SDK for iOS. For additional methods of installing the Places SDK for iOS including CocoaPods, see the Places SDK for iOS documentation.

Requirements

Xcode version 15.0 or later
An app targeting iOS 15 or later
A Google Maps Platform project with the Places API enabled.
An API key associated with the project above.

Installation

Follow the instructions for adding package dependencies to your app in Xcode.
In the "Enter Package URL" field, enter this GitHub repository:
```
https://github.com/googlemaps/ios-places-sdk
```
Select the version of the Places SDK for iOS that you want to use. For new projects, we recommend specifying the latest version and using the "Exact Version" option.
Follow the instructions to add your API key to your app.

Sample App

See samples demonstrating use of the Places SDK for iOS on developers.google.com or on GitHub.

Documentation

Documentation for the Places SDK for iOS is available as guides and reference documentation.

Contributing

External contributions are not accepted for this repository, per the Contributing guide.

Terms of Service

This package uses Google Maps Platform services, and any use of Google Maps Platform is subject to the Terms of Service.

Support

This repository is offered via an open source license. It is not governed by the Google Maps Platform Support Technical Support Services Guidelines, the SLA, or the Deprecation Policy (however, any Google Maps Platform services used by the library remain subject to the Google Maps Platform Terms of Service).

This repository adheres to semantic versioning to indicate when backwards-incompatible changes are introduced.

For issues with the Places SDK for iOS, file an issue on the Places SDK for iOS issue tracker or open a support case.
If you find a bug with the Swift package, please file an issue on GitHub.

If you would like to get answers to technical questions from other Google Maps Platform developers, ask through one of our developer community channels. You can also discuss this library on the Google Maps Platform Discord server.

ios-places-sdk's People

Contributors

Stargazers

Watchers

Forkers

svatrous guieco

ios-places-sdk's Issues

The best way to know if a venue is open 24 hours using periods ?

This is not really a bug but the documentation isn't really clear on this and not sure the best forum to pursue this.

I am using the places iOS SDK to get various different places and display the opening hours of a business and for the most part this works great.

I am using GMSPeriod to display the opening hours, the part that I am struggling with is knowing if a venue is open for 24 hours or not.

The documentation for GMSPeriod states

If the period is representing open 24hrs, it will only have the openEvent with time as "0000".

With this statement, I was expecting it to give me an openEvent with a value of 0000 for each day, however, what I can see is only one period when a business is open for 24 hours

Shouldn't we get a period for every day ?

What if a business is open for 24 hours on a specific day and regular hours on another day - how would the response differ ?

[Feature]: Add Privacy Manifest to GooglePlaces

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Apple is requiring app developers and third party SDKs to declare their use of the Required Reason APIs via a Privacy Manifest.

Is Google Places planning to add this to the ios SDK? And if not, could it be added? Thanks!

Privacy Manifest - Apple Documents
Required Reason API Documents

Describe the solution you'd like

Privacy manifest for required reason api uses added

Thanks!

Google Places: App Security issues found in GMP for iOS

Environment details

Google Places
iOS
Places version 8.2.1

Our dynamic app security scan provider, Data Theorem, identified that

[GMP uses] the CC_MD hashing functions, which leverage hashing algorithms (including MD2 and MD5) that are proven to be vulnerable to collision attacks, and are unsuitable for modern use.

Apple has officially deprecated these APIs in the iOS 13.0 SDK. They state in the CommonCrypto headers:

"These functions are cryptographically broken and should not be used in security contexts. Clients should migrate to SHA256 (or stronger)."

If CC_MD hashing functions are used in a security context, are there plans to update the SDK with use of stronger algorithms with better collision resistance properties, such as SHA-256 or SHA-512?

If CC_MD is not being used in a security context, can you confirm so?

Thank you!

Stack trace

-[GMPx_PHTSnapshot emptyConfiguration:]
-[GMPx_PHTSnapshot isValidFlagsHashInSnapshot:]
-[GMPx_PHTPhenotypeConfiguration initWithAllFlagsDictionary:serverToken:userID:tokens:configurationVersion:]
-[_OBJC_CLASS_$_NSMutableArray init]

-[GMPx_PHTSnapshot emptyConfiguration:]
-[GMPx_PHTSnapshot isValidFlagsHashInSnapshot:]
-[GMPx_PHTPhenotypeConfiguration initWithAllFlagsDictionary:serverToken:userID:tokens:configurationVersion:]
-[_OBJC_CLASS_$_NSMutableArray init]

-[GMPx_CCTClearcutLogEvent initWithLogSource:isAnonymous:clock:]
-[GMPx_CCTClearcutLogEvent initWithLogSource:isAnonymous:]
-[GMPx_CCTClearcutLogEvent initWithLogSource:]
@"%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x"

-[GMPx_PHTSnapshot emptyConfiguration:]
-[GMPx_PHTSnapshot isValidFlagsHashInSnapshot:]
-[GMPx_PHTPhenotypeConfiguration initWithAllFlagsDictionary:serverToken:userID:tokens:configurationVersion:]
-[_OBJC_CLASS_$_NSMutableArray init]

Any ETA for when the Place Details (New) API will be made available?

Hi there, just wanted to know when we can expect the Place Details (New) request to become available for iOS.

I can see the Android SDK has it already integrated, including the new reviews field and place photos URI.

Would be great to know if iOS is imminent as well as to be able to plan our integration with the old VS new Google Places iOS SDK accordingly.