map-navigation
An exercise to use a map(google map) for navigation. It have the features of navigating your for a destination, drawing your travel path, calculating your traveled time and traveled distance. You should have a Google Maps Platform API Key to run this app. Check the official document. Google Maps Platform This app is iOS 15.0 and above supported.
How to Run this App
- run
cd ${PATH_OF_YOUR_SOURCE_ROOT}
- run
gem install bundler
if you don’t have bundler in your environment. - run
bundle install
to install cocoapods and cocoapods-keys, which are specified in Gemfile. - run
bundle exec pod install
to install dependencies specified in Podfile. - The firs time your run bundle pod install, you’ll be asked to provide the Google Maps API key , please provide your own Google Maps API Key.
- open
map-navigation.xcworkspace
with Xcode, if you run it on simultor, you need to simulate location with xcode debugger.
Steps to Build this App
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Initialize the project and clone to local.
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Browse the Google Map SDK document.
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Download the sdk, and integrate it into this app, show the simplest map.- setup google cloud platform, enable billing, enable Google map sdk for ios
- create API key, secure the API key with App Bundle Identifier restriction and quota limit.
- use cocoapods to install the GoogleMaps sdk.
- add API key with cocoapods-keys plugin for obfuscation.
- integrate GoogleMaps view into the app for the simple usage.
- get the API key in AppDelegate
- use UIViewRepresentable to integrate the GMSMapView into SwiftUI
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Construct the MVVM pattern.
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Make the map started with locating at the user current location.
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Add feature that user can tap on the map to select a destination.
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milestone
Add the start button, once it’s clicked, navigate to the destination.- Add Alamofire for network request
- traveled path in real time
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milestone
Summary of the trip- A map showing the traveled path
- Elapsed trip time
- Total distance traveled
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Additional features
- GPS signal loss notification
- path recalculation