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webview_location

A Flutter package designed to display Google Maps locations by place name in a WebView for both Android and iOS platforms. Ideal for applications that require location-based features without leaving the app interface. Easy to integrate and highly customizable, it provides a seamless user experience across different operating systems.

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webview_location

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A Flutter package designed to display Google Maps locations by place name in a WebView for both Android and iOS platforms. Ideal for applications that require location-based features without leaving the app interface. Easy to integrate and highly customizable, it provides a seamless user experience across different operating systems.

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Features Supported

See the example app for detailed implementation information.

Features Android iOS macOS Web Windows
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Platform Support

Android iOS macOS Web Linux Windows
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Usage

Import the package with:

import 'package:webview_location/webview_location.dart';

Add the WebViewLocation widget to your app and pass the location parameter to display the location in a WebView. The location parameter is a String that represents the place name to be displayed in the WebView. See the example app for detailed implementation information.

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Tokyo, Japan
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