In Expo Maps on Android, the onCircleClick callback currently only returns the data of the circle that was clicked. While this makes it possible to identify which circle triggered the event, it does not expose the actual coordinates where the user clicked on the map.

It would be very useful if onCircleClick also returned the latitude and longitude of the click location.

Example usage:

<GoogleMaps.View

onCircleClick={(event) => {

const { circle, coordinates } = event;

console.log(circle.id);

console.log(coordinates.latitude, coordinates.longitude);

}}

/>

Proposed event structure:

export type GoogleMapsCircleClickEvent = {

circle: GoogleMapsCircle;

coordinates: Coordinates;

};

onCircleClick?: (event: GoogleMapsCircleClickEvent) => void;