What Is Google Maps API?

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Google pay introduction -In this tutorial, I am going to explain to you “What is google pay”, I think you must be aware about google pay.It’s a very good way to pay, and in today’s era we all prefer digital transactions in place of cash pay, so here we see how we use google pay in react native app.Google pay popularity -In recent years we see that google pay has gained a lot of popularity and it gives the new standard to payment through mobile apps.It also provides very fast and simple checkout and easy access to rewards and offers too.It also makes payment safer and easier for anyone.You can book anything using google pay and pay it faster.Users are attracted to google pay more just because it has a very simple process of paying and it gains the user trust a lot.Google pay in native-Paying using android pay is simple because the kotlin and java document for android pay is very documented and understandable, native developers do not face much issue to implementing the android pay in native.But in react native it has some issues because it doesn't have many javascript libraries and well documented processes.So we have some third party libraries by using which you will be able to implement the google pay in react native following are the libraries.React-native-gpay React-native-google-payAbove are the libraries by using which you can implement the android pay in react native app.

So let’s start the process of implementing these librariesReact-native-gpay -I am preferring to use react native g-pay because it has very clear documentation and it provides a git repo and that repo is awesome.

Anyone can easily understand each step and implement those steps in a very simple way.In the git page you find the exact steps of how we install the npm package and implement that and it also provides the way how you can add them in ios and android too.And here you get all the differences between android and iOS, so that you cannot face any trouble regarding figuring out the difference.And if you want to accept the payment through the credit card it has also built in support for multiple payment gateway accepting like - stripe and braintree etc.How to integrate Google Pay in React Native using react-native-gpay - Continue Reading:  set up google pay in react native app

Consider that you are extracting products from flipkart and you also want to extract other 100 products from all the categories, however you are incapable to utilize this technique as it grabs the initial 15 products from the page.Flipkart is having a feature named infinite scrolling therefore there are no pagination (like?

In case, it had the feature we might have entered a value in the “while loop” as well as incremented page values like we have given below.page_count = 0while page_count < 5:    url = "http://example.com?page=%d" %(page_count)    # scraping code...    page_count += 1 Now, let’s get back to the infinite scrolling.“Ajax” allows any website of using infinite scrolling.

However, the ajax request has the URL from which products gets loaded on the similar pages on scroll.To observe the URL.Open a page in the Google ChromeAfter that, go to a console and right click as well as allow LogXMLHttpRequests.Now reload a page as well as scroll down slowly.

While the new products get populated, you would see various URLs called after “XHR finished loading: GET” and click on it.

The one that you are searching for begins with “flipkart.com/lc/pr/pv1/spotList1/spot1/productList?p=blahblahblah_of_crap”Then left click on the URL and this would be highlighted within a Network tab of Chrome dev tools.

(here is the image)Whenever you open a link in a new tab then you would see something like that with about 15-20 products every page.You can observe that merely 15 products again!