Description
Nephila Checkout Address Autocomplete with Radar adds address suggestions to WooCommerce checkout billing and shipping address fields using the Radar API.
The plugin is built for store owners who want a clean checkout address autocomplete experience without using Google Maps or Google Places API. Customers can start typing an address, choose a suggestion, and the plugin can fill common WooCommerce address fields such as street address, city, state, postcode, and country.
This plugin is not created by, endorsed by, sponsored by, or affiliated with Radar or WooCommerce.
Features
- Address autocomplete for WooCommerce checkout.
- Billing address support.
- Shipping address support.
- Checkout block friendly frontend detection.
- Optional My Account address page support.
- API key test button in admin settings.
- Get Radar API Key button when setup is needed.
- Country restriction by two-letter country code.
- Configurable minimum characters and suggestion limit.
- Custom CSS selectors for custom checkout fields.
- Lightweight frontend JavaScript and CSS.
- No Google Maps API required.
External Services
This plugin connects to the Radar API to provide address autocomplete suggestions for WooCommerce checkout and supported address fields.
What the service is used for:
The Radar API is used to return address suggestions while a customer enters an address.
What data is sent and when:
When a customer types into an enabled billing, shipping, My Account, or custom address field, the partial address text entered by the customer is sent to the Radar autocomplete endpoint. If a country restriction is configured in the plugin settings, the configured country code may also be sent. Radar returns suggested addresses, which are displayed to the customer for selection.
Service provider:
Radar Labs, Inc.
https://radar.com/
Radar Privacy Policy:
https://radar.com/privacy
Radar Terms of Service:
https://radar.com/terms
Source Code
This plugin does not require npm, webpack, or other build tools. The JavaScript and CSS files included in the plugin are the human-readable source files used by the plugin.
Installation
- Upload the plugin folder to
/wp-content/plugins/, or install the ZIP from the WordPress admin. - Activate the plugin.
- Go to WooCommerce > Address Autocomplete.
- Enter your Radar publishable API key.
- Click Test API Key to confirm the key is valid.
- Enable billing and shipping address autocomplete as needed.
FAQ
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Do I need WooCommerce?
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Yes. This plugin is designed for WooCommerce checkout fields.
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Is this plugin affiliated with Radar or WooCommerce?
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No. This plugin integrates with WooCommerce and uses the Radar API, but it is not affiliated with Radar or WooCommerce.
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Do I need Google Maps or Google Places API?
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No. This plugin uses Radar for address autocomplete.
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Which key should I use?
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Use your Radar publishable API key. Do not add a secret/server key in the plugin settings.
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Can I test the Radar key before using it on checkout?
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Yes. Go to WooCommerce > Address Autocomplete, enter your Radar publishable key, and click Test API Key.
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Does this plugin use a third-party service?
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Yes. Address autocomplete requests are sent to the Radar API when a customer types into supported address fields. Suggested addresses are returned from Radar and displayed to the customer. See the External Services section for full details.
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Does it support WooCommerce checkout blocks?
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The plugin includes frontend detection for classic WooCommerce checkout fields and common checkout block address inputs. Some heavily customized checkout block layouts may require custom selectors in the plugin settings.
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Contributors & Developers
“Nephila Checkout Address Autocomplete with Radar” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.0.5
- Updated plugin metadata for WordPress.org submission by keeping the restricted project name out of the plugin title, slug, and tags while preserving clear integration details in the description.
- Bumped the plugin version and stable tag.
1.0.4
- Renamed plugin to remove the restricted project name from the display name and slug.
1.0.3
- Renamed plugin so Radar is used only in a clear integration phrase, without placing Radar at the beginning of the plugin name or slug.
1.0.2
- Removed bundled minified Radar JavaScript SDK and use readable plugin JavaScript only.
- Added External Services and Source Code sections to the readme file.
- Updated contributor username.
1.0.1
- Added API key test button in the settings screen.
- Added Get Radar API Key button and empty-key setup notice.
- Added third-party service disclosure for Radar API usage.
1.0.0
- Initial release.