GalliMethods

It is used to fetch a 360-degree image from a location-based service, and it includes error handling to handle any potential issues that may arise during the image retrieval process.

try {
                // Call the get360Image method
                var image = await methods.get360Image(
                  LatLng(27.67716169091915, 85.32351400940793),
                  threshold: 20,
                );

                // Now you can use the 'image' variable to access the 360-degree image data or URL
                print('360-degree image URL: $image');
              } catch (e) {
                // Handle any errors that may occur
                print('Error fetching 360-degree image: $e');
              }

It will autocomplete the search result on the basis of input string

methods.autoComplete("san");

When you call methods.getRoute, it sends a request to a routing or mapping service to calculate and provide a route or directions from the source location to the destination location. The service will respond with information about the route, which may include step-by-step directions, distance, estimated travel time, and other relevant details.

methods.getRoute(
                  source: LatLng(27.67716169091915, 85.32351400940793),
                  destination: LatLng(27.67649922688999, 85.32053625519644));

When we call a reverse method with a specific latitude and longitude coordinate represented as a LatLng object. This code is likely related to performing reverse geocoding, which is the process of converting geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) into human-readable location information, such as an address or place name.

methods.reverse(LatLng(27.67716169091915, 85.32351400940793));

It appears to be calling a search method with two arguments: a search query and a LatLng object representing geographic coordinates. This code is likely related to searching for a specific location or place based on the provided query and coordinates.

methods.search(
                  'houseNumber', LatLng(27.67716169091915, 85.32351400940793));