How i can use custom listview in react-native-google-places-autocomplete? - react-native

I have two autocompleteinputs but i want them to use same listview to look nicer. The app i am developing looks like lyft in lyft they use two text inputs in destination selection screen. How i can create autocompleteinput with custom list view?
I have readed the react-native-google-places-autocomplete documents. But didn't manage to find good solution.

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