To develop your own application with Maps SDK, you need to make sure that the pre-requisites are in place and that you have added Maps SDK as a dependency into your project. Follow the steps below and then you are ready to code!
Maps SDK for Android is compatible with Java and Kotlin. Project set up
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Get the pre-requisites in place:
Set up your project like this:
Add repositories to all projects to root/build.gradle:Choose Maps SDK modules for your app
Either independently include modules for Maps, Search and/or Routing or
all of them at once. You can do so by adding Maps SDK modules to AndroidManifest.xml and build.gradle.
Configuration for all Maps SDK modules
To include all Maps SDK modules in your app, modify AndroidManifest.xml
and build.gradle
Maps SDK Examples app
Maps SDK Examples app is available in two flavors – Kotlin and Java.
Hungry shark evolution game. Download and build the Maps SDK Examples app to see key features of the Maps SDK.
Modify the source code to learn more about the SDK.
Speed up development by using the source code in your own app.
Maps SDK Examples are hosted on github:
https://github.com/tomtom-international/maps-sdk-for-android-examples.
This Maps SDK Examples app is provided by TomTom and subject to TomToms privacy policy at
https://tomtom.com/privacy
Developers using TomTom SDKs and APIs in their apps similarly bear responsibility to adhere to applicable privacy laws.
These Maps SDK Examples are provided as-is and shall be used internally, and for evaluation purposes only. Any other use is strictly prohibited.
LoggingTomTom SDK Log level
In TomTom we are constantly working on the quality of our products. That is why it is very important to have logs
as detailed as possible for our support team to provide accurate help or bugfixes. The Maps SDK for Android has an advanced mechanism to gather and send logs to our support team. To enable logging and specify a log level please add below code to your app:
Note: Logs from the SDK libraries are disabled by default.
Collecting logsTomTom log
Logs from an application can be collected into a file on the SD card.
A special permission should be added into your
AndroidManifest.xml file to save logs on the SD card. For example:
When the sdk-maps module is used the problem with supporting runtime permissions is handled by the SDK with the following method:
Important: Since Android API level 23, it is required to ask the user for runtime permission to write into the SD card.
Register crash observer
Using the crash observer makes it possible to automate the process of preparing an email message with attached
logs which were already collected and stored on the SD card. To do so, please register a crash handler with below code. Crash observer doesn’t break your already used handlers (like Crashlitics). Bug report
To enable an advanced logging mechanism which collects detailed data from logcat like: threads, services
and phone states, please use the following code:
This produces an
issue01.zip file.
Troubleshooting
Depending on your project configuration, some dependency conflicts may occur when adding Maps SDK modules.
Here you can find a list of possible issues and tips how to solve them:
TomTom has announced a new free app for Android called TomTom Go Mobile.
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The new app replaces TomTom's previous satnav app and completely changes the fee structure, giving you free navigation, speed cameras and traffic for 50 miles a month, every month.
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That means for ad hoc users - perhaps finding a way out of a local traffic jam - use of the app will be free. These miles don't accumulate, however, so you can't roll them over from month to month - it's use it or lose it.
After you have used your 50 miles, you'll have to subscribe to retain the turn-by-turn navigation, traffic and speed camera functions, although browsing, route planning and a traffic overview are always available, whether you subscribe or not.
Subscriptions cost £14.99 for 1 year via in-app purchase. If you know you'll want more, you can opt to buy a 3-year subscription for £34.99, saving yourself £10 over those 3 years.
Owners of the existing app will be able to upgrade to the new app and get a 3-year subscription for just 50p.
The change in subscription structure should remove the barriers to app adoption: who wants to gamble on a £30+ app? Now you can download it and at least try it without spending any money.
A regular TomTom Go personal navigation device starts at £149 (Go 40), so opting for the app is the approximately the cost of 10-years of life from a standalone unit. You will have to use your own data connection - for things like traffic - but maps are stored on the device, so it can be used offline or without roaming data.
'We have entirely re-thought our mobile solution so every driver has the chance to try navigation with TomTom Traffic. Now all Android owners can avoid the traffic jams and get to their destinations faster, every day,' said Corinne Vigreux, managing director, TomTom Consumer.
The new TomTom Go Mobile app is available on Google Play.
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