Description: This Android application serves as a testing platform for integrating and experimenting with the OpenStreetMap (OSM) API using Java. OpenStreetMap provides free, community-driven mapping data that can be integrated into various applications. This project aims to demonstrate the basic functionalities of the OpenStreetMap API within an Android environment and provide a foundation for further development and customization.
Features:
Map Display: Utilizes OpenStreetMap API to display interactive maps within the Android application. Geocoding: Allows users to search for locations and obtain geographic coordinates using the OpenStreetMap API. Markers and Overlays: Enables users to add markers, overlays, and annotations to the map, showcasing various points of interest. Navigation: Provides basic navigation functionalities such as panning, zooming, and rotation of the map. Customization: Offers options for customizing map styles, markers, and other visual elements to suit specific application requirements.
Installation:
Clone the repository to your local machine using Git:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/OpenStreetMap-Android.git
Open the project in Android Studio. Ensure that the necessary dependencies are installed using Gradle. Build and run the application on an Android device or emulator.
Usage:
Launch the application on your Android device. Explore the interactive map by panning, zooming, and rotating. Use the search functionality to find specific locations by name or address. Add markers or overlays to the map to highlight points of interest. Experiment with different customization options to tailor the map display to your preferences.
License: This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Credits:
OpenStreetMap - For providing free mapping data and APIs. Leaflet - The JavaScript library used for displaying interactive maps.