Here in this form I have used business locations
Now in this business locations , there are multiple business locations based on how many are stored in backend
here I want if I select any business location then it will check in backend that this location latitude and longitude is in backend or not if its not in backend then it should open a google autocomplete where user can select their location so we can acheive latitude and longitude
So change the design of this business location so I can select multiple locations as well as it will check if latitude and logitude is in backend or not for particular location and not then it should open google autocompplete
I'll create a multi-select business location component that checks for coordinates in the backend and opens Google Places Autocomplete when needed.
How It Works
I've created a multi-select business location component that:
- Displays selected locations as badges, with visual indicators for locations missing coordinates
- Checks for coordinates in the backend data when a location is selected
- Opens Google Places Autocomplete in a dialog when a location without coordinates is selected
- Updates the location data with the new coordinates when a place is selected from Google Maps
Key Features
- Multi-select functionality - Users can select multiple business locations
- Visual indicators - Locations without coordinates are marked with a "Needs location" label
- Google Maps integration - Uses the Places Autocomplete API to find and set coordinates
- Responsive design - Works well on both mobile and desktop
Implementation Notes
- Replace
YOUR_GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEYin the layout file with your actual Google Maps API key - The
fetchLocationsFromBackendfunction is a mock - replace it with your actual API call - You'll need to implement the backend logic to save the updated location coordinates
I'll convert the business location selector to use React MUI with TypeScript:
Material UI Implementation Details
I've converted the business location selector to use Material UI (MUI) components with TypeScript. Here's what changed:
Key MUI Components Used
- Autocomplete - Replaced the shadcn Command component with MUI's Autocomplete for location selection
- Chip - Used for displaying selected locations (replacing the Badge component)
- Dialog - For the Google Maps place selection popup
- FormControl & FormLabel - For form structure and labels
- TextField - For input fields
- Typography - For text elements with proper hierarchy
- Box - For layout without adding extra DOM elements
Functional Changes
The core functionality remains the same:
- Multi-select business locations
- Check if locations have coordinates in the backend
- Open Google Places Autocomplete when a location without coordinates is selected
- Update location data with new coordinates
Styling Differences
- Replaced Tailwind CSS classes with MUI's styling system
- Used MUI's theme for consistent styling
Added visual indicators for locations without coordinates:
- Outlined chips with warning color
- "Needs location" text in the dropdown
Implementation Notes
- Replace
YOUR_GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEYin the layout file with your actual Google Maps API key - The
fetchLocationsFromBackendfunction is still a mock - replace it with your actual API call - Added a custom theme in the layout file that you can customize to match your brand colors