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Library for Locus Map application for Android devices.
Latest stable LT version: 0.9.61 Available versions on the maven repository: here.
How to update to new 0.9.x version? More about it here.
Whole API is divided into two separate parts:
- library written in pure Java - Locus API - Core
- its extension for Android devices - Locus API - Android
In most cases, Android version is the only interesting one here.
- main purpose is a transport tool for various objects (points/tracks)
- allows to check state of certain functions like periodic updates, units defined by user and more
- allows to control track recording and partially also navigation features
- allows to handle field notes completely
- allows to generate map preview of a certain area & zoom level
- a replacement for Google Maps API or other map library that substitutes map core to your own application
- a standalone library that may work without Locus Map application
For creating Locus Map add-ons it is needed to handle only Locus API - Android library. Locus API is automatically added as dependency.
Add JitPack repository to your root build.gradle
module config. This is currently necessary for the
internal logger dependency.
allprojects {
repositories {
maven(url = "https://jitpack.io")
}
}
Add dependency to your build.gradle
module config
dependencies {
// get Locus API (Java only)
implementation('com.asamm:locus-api-core:[latest]')
// or Locus Android API (for Android apps)
implementation('com.asamm:locus-api-android:[latest]')
}
Check for sample use-cases in Locus API - Android sample project.
- Raise version in the
gradle.properties
API_CODE
API_VERSION
- update version also in this "README" file (line 19)
- update "CHANGELOG" news file
- commit changes to GitHub
- tag commit with "Locus_API_X.X.X" pattern to trigger publishing of the "Core" module
- wait approx 15 minutes till version will be available on the Maven, alternative check here
- tag commit with "Locus_API_Android_X.X.X" pattern to trigger publishing of the "Android" module
- after another 15+ minutes, it should be available as well