Please note that this project will cease to receive updates, including compatibility and bugfixes, after April 4, 2023. Mapbox maintains this repo to address bug fixes and security vulnerabilities. v10 offers superior performance, features, and developer experience, and is the recommended mobile SDK solution for all Mapbox customers. Keep reading to bring your app to the next level.Mapbox Maps SDK v10 is now available at mapbox/mapbox-maps-android. This is just the beginning- Mapbox lets you do a lot of things.
You can also apply the same parameters through your Kotlin code, which can be a better choice when you want these settings to be dynamic. Notice we provided the xmlns:mapbox namespace in our xml? This is because it is one way you can customize your maps. In order to do so, I’ll take you through a few common usecases. src/…/MapActivity.kt class MapActivity: AppCompatActivity(). res/values/strings.xml your_access_token app/adle (Check for latest version here) implementation ':mapbox-android-sdk:8.0.0' If you’re using a Fragment, call mapview.onDestroy() in onDestroyView() instead of onDestroy(). Let’s start by just showing a map on your screen. Keep ahold of this, we’ll need it very soon.Īdding MapBox to your Android app is really simple and requires little boilerplate. Upon creation, you can retrieve your token on the next page. For now, you don’t need any of them so just leave them as is. Next, name your app and click on Create Token. This only takes a minute and you will need to create an account. Head to MapBox website and get an access token. You can get a map un and running in a few minutes and the API mirrors a the Google Maps SDK, so switching from one to the other shouldn’t be too much pain.įirst thing first, you need to get an Access Token from MapBox: There’s a lot of reasons you’d want to use MapBox over Google Maps for your next project.
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