Fully featured and ready to use Fragment to add Mapwize Indoor Maps and Navigation in your Android app.
And it's open-source !
For documentation about Mapwize SDK objects like Venue, Place, MapOptions... Please refer to the Mapwize SDK documentation on docs.mapwize.io.
The Mapwize UI fragment comes with the following components:
MapwizeUI is compatible with MapwizeForMapbox 1.7.0 and above. The library won't work with lower version.
Add the following maven repository to your project :
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Mapsmaven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
maven { url 'https://maven.mapwize.io'}
Then, in your application project, import the MapwizeUI module :
implementation 'com.github.Mapwize:mapwize-ui-android:${lib-version}'
The activity that embeds the Fragment must implement OnFragmentInteractionListener with the followings methods :
void onMenuButtonClick() // The user clicked on the menu button (left button on the search bar)
void onInformationButtonClick(MapwizeObject mapwizeObject); // See Information Button section below
void onFragmentReady(MapboxMap mapboxMap, MapwizePlugin mapwizePlugin); // The fragment is ready to use
Mapwize Fragment can be instantiated with the constructor :
public static MapwizeFragment newInstance(@NonNull MapOptions mapOptions)
MapOptions opts = new MapOptions.Builder().build()
MapwizePlugin mapwizePlugin = MapwizeFragment.newInstance(opts);
To have the map centered on a venue at start up:
MapOptions opts = new MapOptions.Builder()
.centerOnVenue("YOUR_VENUE_ID")
.build();
MapwizePlugin mapwizePlugin = MapwizeFragment.newInstance(opts);
To have the map centered on a place with the place selected:
MapOptions opts = new MapOptions.Builder()
.centerOnPlace("YOUR_PLACE_ID")
.build();
MapwizePlugin mapwizePlugin = MapwizeFragment.newInstance(opts);
The following parameters are available for map initialization:
centerOnVenue to center on a venue at start. Builder takes either a venueId or a venue object.centerOnPlace to center on a place at start. Builder takes either a placeId or a place object.floor to set the default floor when entering a venue. Floors are Double and can be decimal values. This is ignored when using centerOnPlace.language to set the default language for venues. It is a string with the 2 letter code for the language. Example: "fr" or "en".universe to set the default universe for the displayed venue. If using centerOnPlace, this needs to be an universe the place is in. Builder takes either an universeId or an universe object.restrictContentToVenue to show only the related venue on the map. Builder takes either a venueId or a venue object.restrictContentToOrganization to show only the venues of that organization on the map. Builder takes an organization id.The following parameters are available to show or hide some components :
menuButtonHidden set to true to hide the menu button in the search bar
followUserButtonHidden set to true to hide the follow user mode button
floorControllerHidden set to true to hide the floor controller
compassHidden set to true to hide the compass
When users select a Place or a PlaceList, either by clicking on the map or using the search engine, you might want to give the possibility to the user to open a page of your app about it. Think about shops or exhibitors for example for which your app probably has a page with all the details about.
The proposed solution is to display an "information" button on the bottom view in the Fragment.
Using the UIBehaviour interface, you can use the method shouldDisplayInformationButton to say if the button should be displayed or not. Return true to display the button for the given Mapwize object.
boolean shouldDisplayInformationButton(MapwizeObject mapwizeObject);
Example to display the information button only for Places and not for PlaceLists:
@Override
boolean shouldDisplayInformationButton(MapwizeObject mapwizeObject) {
if (mapwizeObject instanceof Place) {
return true
}
else {
return false
}
}
When the information button is clicked, the listener onInformationButtonClick is called with the selected Mapwize object.
void onInformationButtonClick(MapwizeObject mapwizeObject);
The fragment uses two colors to display its content:
<color name="colorAccent">#C51586</color>
<color name="mapwize_main_color">#C51586</color>
You can override them in your colors.xml file to customize colors.
colorAccent changes the loading bar's color.mapwize_main_color changes UI main color such as buttons.The fragment contains some strings that you may want to translate or change.
You can override them in your strings.xml file.
<string name="time_placeholder">%1$d min</string>
<string name="floor_placeholder">Floor %1$s</string>
<string name="search_in_placeholder">Search in %1$s…</string>
<string name="search_venue">Search a venue…</string>
<string name="loading_venue_placeholder">Loading %1$s…</string>
<string name="current_location">Current location</string>
<string name="choose_language">Choose your language</string>
<string name="choose_universe">Choose your universe</string>
<string name="direction">Direction</string>
<string name="information">Information</string>
<string name="starting_point">Starting point</string>
<string name="destination">Destination</string>
Be careful with strings containing placeholders. Please ensure that the exact placeholders are kept!
For example, if you replace "Floor %1$s" with "My floor" without placeholder, your application will crash.
A demo application is available in this repository to quickly test the UI.
The only thing you need to get started is a Mapwize api key.
You can get your key by signing up for a free account at mapwize.io.
Once you have your API key, add it to the project in the MapwizeApplication.java file and run the app.
To test the UI further, go to MainActivity.java and change some options or add some code in it.