How do we use sessions to prevent request for every typed character?
See original GitHub issueHow can we use sessions with this library to prevent getting billed a request for every character typed? I tried testing a random sessiontoken in the query but I am still seeing requests for every typed character in google cloud console. Here is my query:
query={{
// available options: https://developers.google.com/places/web-service/autocomplete
key: "MYKEY",
language: "en",
region: "US",
location: "34.043,-118.267",
radius: 10000,
sessiontoken: "thisisarandomtest1234567"
}}
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Sure, sounds great to me! Hope others interested give some feedback and I’ll gladly try to implement this.
Sure. Already started something, but didn’t had the time to finish yet. Crazy Week.