LocationManager

Location Manager is a library written in Swift for iOS which handles the location features provided by Apple. It is fairly simple to use where you can get your current location, current address, custom location and custom address by just a single method call.

#Requirements

iOS 10.0+
Xcode 11.0+
Swift 5.0+

How to use it.
Just add LocationManager.swift into your project

In order to just get your current Latitude and Longitude

LocationManager.shared.getLocation { (location:CLLocation?, error:NSError?) in

            if let error = error {
                print(error.localizedDescription)
                return
            }
            
            guard let location = location else {
                return
            }
            print("Latitude: \(location.coordinate.latitude) Longitude: \(location.coordinate.longitude)")
        }

For getting the current address we can call the getCurrentReverseGeoCodedLocation method

LocationManager.shared.getCurrentReverseGeoCodedLocation { (location:CLLocation?, placemark:CLPlacemark?, error:NSError?) in
            
            if let error = error {
                print(error.localizedDescription)
                return
            }
            
            guard let location = location, let placemark = placemark else {
                return
            }
            
            //We get the complete placemark and can fetch anything from CLPlacemark
            print(placemark.addressDictionary?.description)
        }

For Swift 3.0.1+ versions

Nil-Coalescing Operator is mandatory if you are printing an optional value without unwrapping it else it will give you warning.

print(placemark.addressDictionary?.description ?? "")

You can also reverse geocode any address just by providing latitude and longitude in a CLLocation object coming from Google/ Apple or by your API.

let customLocation = CLLocation(latitude: 22.76456, longitude: 77.42323)
        
LocationManager.shared.getReverseGeoCodedLocation(location: customLocation) { (location:CLLocation?, placemark:CLPlacemark?, error:NSError?) in

            if let error = error {
                print(error.localizedDescription)
                return
            }
            
            guard let location = location, let placemark = placemark else {
                return
            }
            
            //We get the complete placemark and can fetch anything from CLPlacemark
            print(placemark.addressDictionary?.description)
        }

From Swift 3.0.1, Nil-Coalescing Operator is mandatory if you are printing an optional value without unwrapping it else it will give you warning.

print(placemark.addressDictionary?.description ?? "")

You can now get the Latitude and Longitude of an address entered as a string

LocationManager.shared.getReverseGeoCodedLocation(address: yourAddress, completionHandler: { (location:CLLocation?, placemark:CLPlacemark?, error:NSError?) in
                
            if let error = error {
                print(error.localizedDescription)
                return
            }
                
            guard let _ = location, let placemark = placemark else {
                return
            }
               
            print(placemark.addressDictionary?.description ?? "")
            print((placemark.location?.coordinate.latitude)!)
            print((placemark.location?.coordinate.longitude)!)
                
        })

Now you can check whether the location services are enabled or not using

LocationManager.shared.isLocationEnabled()

It returns a Bool, true if services are enabled, false if they are disabled.