This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
Features
- Submit an address and have it geocoded
- Submit a lat/lng pair and have it reverse-geocoded
- Results include all data returned by Google, including formatted address, location, viewport, bounds, address type and address components
- Results automatically converted to WKT format
- Bias results to a bounding box you provide
- Bias results to a region you specify by country code
- Specify a language code
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