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GPX Route

Estimated reading time: 2 minutes

In this guide you will learn how to compute a route and render it on an interactive map. The map is fully 3D, supporting pan, pinch-zoom, rotate and tilt.

Setup​

  1. Get your Magic Lane API key token: if you do not have a token, see the Getting Started guide.
  2. See the Setup Maps SDK for iOS guide.
  3. Download the GpxRoute project example or clone the project with Git.
  4. Extract/unpack the MapView project archive to a folder/directory of your choice. You can create a new directory where to unpack it.

Open the Project​

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Start Xcode, and in the welcome dialog, choose Open an existing project.

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If Xcode is already started, go to the File menu and choose Open.

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Select the MapView.xcodeproj file and click Open.

Verify that Maps SDK for iOS is configured in Xcode, see the Setup Maps SDK for iOS guide.

Set the API key token​

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In any of the Maps SDK for iOS example projects, click the AppDelegate.swift file and scroll down to the getProjectApiToken() function, and replace YOUR_TOKEN with your actual Magic Lane API Key token, see the Getting Started guide.

The project is now ready to build and run!

Run the example​

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Either connect a device via USB cable, or select a virtual device.

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Run the GpxRoute example.

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Click the blue route icon in the upper right corner to compute the route and render it on the map.

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Click the blue triangle play icon in the top panel to start playback/simulated navigation of the previously recorded GPX route.

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Pressing the square stop button with an X inside ends the simulated navigation/playback of the GPX datafile.

iOS Examples​

Maps SDK for iOS Examples can be downloaded or cloned with Git.