Adalo WebSockets + Timers + Driving Directions to make Uber

In this video we show releasing 2 helper components that allow WebSocket communications between users. This can be used for realtime chat and online presence. We have a timer component that will raise an action repeatedly on a timer.
Finally we have a driving direction component that can be used to show the driving directions from origin to destination.
Using these components we are able to make a driver tracking screen to trace the location of another person on the road to you. If you wanted to use this for your own driving direction, you will not need the WebSocket component.
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Installer location:
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[@ahmedsomir]

Perfect PragmaFlow thanks so much for your valuable support, waiting Push notification to send direct to user join the app.

[@jimmynoujaim4914]

Legend!

[@MatheusGSpartalis]

Thanks! Perfect!

[@innovationstudios9040]

Hi 👋… is it possible to share a detailed step by step how to do it…. Thank you 🙏 I will appreciate… i tried to follow but lost 😞 on the way as I’m just a beginner…

[@MatheusGSpartalis]

nice nice!

[@bldrnnerln3894]

Two questions. What is the actual installation process for installing each of these components into Adalo after you’ve downloaded the components’ files? Also, in the video you use coordinates. Can we use physical addresses instead using this method? Thank you :) Fantastic video!!

[@mikeborok3283]

Hi. I'm new to Adalo as well. Figured it out. Click on your name in the upper right corner and choose "Developers". There in "My libraries" you will see the components. Add them by pressing three vertical dots and choosing "Add to Johnny Appleseed team"

[@rachelhagjer1606]

Is there a way I can use geolocation and driving directions without the ably websocket