The Places Swift SDK for iOS version 10.1.0 is now available. See the Release Notes for information about this release and for all previous releases or subscribe to the Release Notes XML feed. If you are a new user, see Set up your Google Cloud project to start the installation process. If you are an existing customer, see the upgrade instructions at Versions.
Pure Service Area Business attribute The Pure Service Area Business attribute indicates whether a place is a pure service area business, and includes these businesses in search by text and autocomplete results.
A pure service area business is a business that visits or delivers to customers directly, but does not serve customers at their business address. For example, businesses like cleaning services or plumbers. Those businesses may not have a physical address or location on Google Maps.
See the full documentation:
]]>The Google Places Swift SDK for iOS version 10.0.0 is now available. The version numbering for Google Places Swift SDK for iOS is advancing from v5.x to v10 to match the version number of Places SDKs for iOS. See the Release Notes for information about this release and for all previous releases or subscribe to the Release Notes XML feed. If you are a new user, see Set Up in the Google Cloud Console to start the installation process. If you are an existing customer, see the upgrade instructions at Versions.
According to the Mobile OS version support policy, we are freezing support for iOS 15 as of Places Swift SDK for iOS v10.0.0. The new minimum supported OS is iOS 16. Earlier SDK versions will continue supporting iOS 15.
If your dependencies do not specify a version number, your IDE will load the newest SDK version and new builds of your app will not support iOS 15.
Specify a version of the Places Swift SDK for iOS in your application's build dependencies in order to control when you raise the minimum supported OS for new versions of your app.
The Place Autocomplete widget is now available for Autocomplete (New).
Places Swift SDK for iOS has moved from Preview to GA status. See the documentation for more information and migration instructions. See the Google Maps Platform launch stage descriptions.
The Place Details UI Kit is now in General Availability.
The new minimum version of Xcode is 16.0.
]]>The GooglePlacesSwift SDK for iOS version 0.5.1 is now available. See the Release Notes for information about this release and for all previous releases or subscribe to the Release Notes XML feed.
If you are a new user, see Set Up in the Google Cloud Console to start the installation process.
If you are an existing customer, see the upgrade instructions at Versions.
Place Details UI Kit. The Place Details UI Kit allows you to add an individual UI component that displays place details to your app. See the full documentation.
]]>The GooglePlacesSwift SDK for iOS version 0.5.0 is now available. Version bump, no changes. This version is functionally identical to v0.4.0. See the Release Notes for information about this release and for all previous releases or subscribe to the Release Notes XML feed.
If you are a new user, see Set Up in the Google Cloud Console to start the installation process.
If you are an existing customer, see the upgrade instructions at Versions.
]]>The GooglePlacesSwift SDK for iOS version 0.4.0 is now available.Version bump, no changes. This version is functionally identical to v0.3.0. See the Release Notes for information about this release and for all previous releases or subscribe to the Release Notes XML feed.
If you are a new user, see Set Up in the Google Cloud Console to start the installation process.
If you are an existing customer, see the upgrade instructions at Versions.
]]>The Places Swift SDK for iOS version 0.3.0 is now available. See the Release Notes for information about this release and for all previous releases or subscribe to the Release Notes XML feed.
If you are a new user, see Set up your Google Cloud project to start the installation process.
If you are an existing customer, see the upgrade instructions at Versions.
Updated API reference. The look and organization of the Places SDK for iOS API reference has changed, and we've added documentation in Swift.
Note: The URLs for the API reference pages have changed, so any pages you may have bookmarked will redirect you to the API reference homepage.
Visit the new API references:
Access GooglePlaces and GooglePlacesSwift from the same Github repository. The GooglePlaces and GooglePlacesSwift Swift Packages are now available through the same GitHub repository, https://github.com/googlemaps/ios-places-sdk. Use this GitHub repository to access either or both SDKs. The repository that was dedicated to GooglePlacesSwift will soon be deprecated. See the documentation for details and migration instructions.
Note: You can get version 0.3.0 of the Places Swift SDK for iOS by adding the 9.2.0 version of the Places SDK for iOS repository.
]]>The Places Swift SDK for iOS (Preview) version 0.2.0 is now available. This release introduces a preview of the PlacesClient isPlaceOpen(with request:) API for the Places Swift SDK for iOS (GooglePlacesSwift). The API gets all necessary details to determine a Place's open status and returns that status.
Note: You can get version 0.2.0 of the Places Swift SDK for iOS by adding the 9.1.0 version of the Places SDK for iOS repository.
]]>Announcing the Preview release of GooglePlacesSwift version 0.1.0. GooglePlacesSwift lets you use a fully native Swift interface to call Place APIs, including:
You can get version 0.1.0 of the Places Swift SDK for iOS by adding the 9.0.0 version of the Places SDK for iOS repository.
For more information, see the GooglePlacesSwift API Reference.
GooglePlacesSwift requires:
Note: Note: GooglePlacesSwift is in Preview (pre-GA). Pre-GA products and features might have limited support, and changes to pre-GA products and features might not be compatible with other pre-GA versions. Pre-GA Offerings are covered by the Google Maps Platform Service Specific Terms. For more information, see the launch stage descriptions.
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