- This Android application demonstrates visualizing a recorded enviroCar track on a MapLibre map, mimicking functionalities potentially found in the enviroCar app.
- This app serves as a personal project to showcase the feasibility of using MapLibre as an alternative to Mapbox in an enviroCar-like scenario.
- It fulfills the requirements of a code challenge to demonstrate practical skills in:
- Consuming data from a simulated enviroCar API (actual API access not implemented).
- Utilizing the MapLibre library for Android development.
- Building a basic map visualization application.
- Track Fetching (Simulated): Simulates fetching a recorded enviroCar track in JSON format using a placeholder API call. (Note: This doesn't involve actual enviroCar API interaction.)
- Map Display: Presents a MapLibre map in OpenStreetMap (OSM) style.
- Track Visualization: Visualizes the retrieved track data as a Polyline on the map.
- Markers: Highlights the track's origin and destination points with markers.
- Popups (Basic): Clicking on a track point marker displays a generic message (placeholder functionality).
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- Android Studio
- MapLibre Native library for Android
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Go to Testing.md for testing this app.
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For the Solution and Approach Details go to Approach.md.
- This project focuses on core functionalities and serves as a demonstration. It doesn't implement the full features of a map visualization application.
- Integrate actual enviroCar API calls to fetch real track data.
- Develop a more comprehensive popup functionality that displays the timestamp of the clicked track point.
- Implement additional features like user location tracking, map controls, and customization options.
- By showcasing these functionalities, this project demonstrates the potential for migrating map functionalities from Mapbox to MapLibre in an enviroCar-like context.ionalities and serves as a demonstration. It doesn't implement the full features of a map visualization application.