Mar 27, 2023
We just released version 2.0.0 of MapLibre’s navigation library. The update comes with the latest version of MapLibre Native (10.0.2) and includes a navigation UI by default.
MapLibre Navigation Android is an open source navigation library which allows everyone to build a customized navigation experience on Android.
You can easily integrate a lot of different tiles, as you are used to from MapLibre Native.
You can integrate your own routing backend, OSRM and GraphHopper (using the /navigate endpoint) are easy to implement.
You can build your own navigation UI. An example implementation of such a custom implementation can be found in the Kurviger App.
The full changelog of this update is:
- Initial release of Navigation UI package.
- We adapted Navigation module (mostly
RouteFetcher) to be aligned with the implementation we need in the Navigation-UI package. - Move Style-Url, Routing-Url and Access-Token to NavigationSettings in sample app.
- Remove unused code (mostly Mapbox Speech Service related classes).
- Updated MapLibre version to v10.0.2.
- Incremented minSdk version from 15 to 21 to work same as maplibre implementation.
- Created custom classes for
GoogleLocationEngineImpl,Utils,LocationEngineProviderwhich were removed from default implementation MapLibre to provide working with GSM location. - Corrected resource calls due to renamed res files in maplibre (from
mapbox_tomaplibre_). - Updated dependencies of used libs and build tools
- Removed AccessToken usage
- Fixed Jitpack Build
- Use the navigation options instead of constants in ToleranceUtils (used in the off-route detection), if you haven’t modified rerouting values in the navigation options, nothing should change
Thanks to all contributors that made this awesome release possible:
We are always happy for contributions, so if you miss a feature or find an issue, feel free to open a PR!