Open dyner opened 3 years ago
Exif data normally stores the data in longitude and latitude. So we need to convert that data into a physical address. Most popular solution would be to use the google maps api. https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/pricing/. They give about 200 usd per month free credit. Which should be good enough for our use case.
Exif data normally stores the data in longitude and latitude. So we need to convert that data into a physical address. Most popular solution would be to use the google maps api. https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/pricing/. They give about 200 usd per month free credit. Which should be good enough for our use case.
This looks like a good plan for us. We can cache the results to save on requests.
In the future if a more open project like Open Street Maps improves I could see us making the switch. Just so our open source project isn't built upon closed source. But, this feature isn't a core functionality of this project, so I don't think it's a huge concern.