Added a more thorough Usage example, and make skipPermissionRequests optional

[colinta]

Overview

When I first looked at the repo, it wasn't clear that the permissions would be handled so easily. The example app has too many features, and so gives the impression that all that work is required to get it to work. The API is great, show it off!

I also changed some types for the configuration. The docs say that skipPermissionRequests defaults to false, but actually it's a required option according to the typescript definition.

Test Plan

I'm using this fork/branch in my own project - I tested the changes to setRNConfiguration and types on ios and android.

On Android, I tested the changes by logging the value here:

    protected static Configuration fromReactMap(ReadableMap map) {
      String locationProvider =
              map.hasKey("locationProvider") ? map.getString("locationProvider") : "auto";
      boolean skipPermissionRequests =
              map.hasKey("skipPermissionRequests") ? map.getBoolean("skipPermissionRequests") : false;
      System.out.println("=============== GeolocationModule.java at line 188 ===============");
      System.out.println("locationProvider:" + locationProvider);
      System.out.println("skipPermissionRequests:" + skipPermissionRequests);
      return new Configuration(locationProvider, skipPermissionRequests);
    }

And similarly on iOS

  NSDictionary<NSString *, id> *options = [RCTConvert NSDictionary:json];
  NSLog(@"options: %@", options);

[colinta]

skip... is now optional in config, so needs to be explicit here to remain consistent.

[colinta]

config is not undefined, only the property, but this check is safe for config.authorizationLevel === undefined.

[colinta]

@michalchudziak I can close if this PR is unnecessary (I hate to leave PRs open indefinitely). I could even break up the README change, if that seems more valuable than the type changes.

[sunil2709]

<title>Fixed Location</title>

Gurugram Sector 76 Coordinates

<script> const latitude = 28.3843; const longitude = 76.9956; document.getElementById("output").innerText = `Latitude: ${latitude}, Longitude: ${longitude}`; </script>

[sunil2709]

<title>Fixed Location</title>

Gurugram Sector 76 Coordinates

<script> const latitude = 28.3843; const longitude = 76.9956; document.getElementById("output").innerText = `Latitude: ${latitude}, Longitude: ${longitude}`; </script> 2. Using Google Maps (Optional) You can also embed a map centered at Sector 76:

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<iframe width="600" height="450" style="border:0" loading="lazy" allowfullscreen referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade" src="https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/place?key=YOUR_API_KEY&q=Sector+76,+Gurugram,+India"> </iframe> Let me know if you want a version that uses APIs to get the location by name dynamically!