GLMap is an offline map that rendered directly on device using OpenGL ES 2.0.
- Easy integration: One line dependency from Cocoapods / Carthage on iOS or maven on Android.
- Fast rendering: Map is rendered on GPU using OpenGL ES 2.0, with extensions for extra speed on modern devices.
- Vector maps: Vector data describes where and what kind of objects displayed on map.
- Customizable styles: MapCSS based stylesheet describes how vector map data should be displayed.
Please see the detailed instructions in our docs to add GLMap or GLMapSwift to your Xcode project.
GLMap pod is a map component. It includes all features to display map and custom data on top of it.
The API reference for GLMap and it's extensions is located at https://getyourmap.com/docs/objc/api/latest/.
Objective-C demo application is located on https://github.com/GLMap/examples-ios/tree/master/ObjCDemo.
GLSearch pod is an offline search extension, based on data inside vector maps. It finds objects by name or by category in downloaded maps. Also it could detect category for any object on map.
To add it into your application just include pod 'GLSearch' into your Podfile.
GLRoute pod is an navigation extension based on Valhalla project. It works offline, using downloaded navigation data or online, requesting route from server.
GLMapSwift pod is a Swift extension on top of GLMap. It's open source and hosted at: https://github.com/GLMap/GLMapSwift
API reference for Swift extension is located at https://getyourmap.com/docs/swift/api/latest/. Swift demo application is located at https://github.com/GLMap/examples-ios/tree/master/SwiftDemo.
Application linked to static library takes less space and works faster. That's why we provide complete set of statically linked pods: GLMapStatic, GLSearchStatic and GLRouteStatic.
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We count maps and tiles downloaded by your users and bill you monthly. Tile and map price is lowest on the market. Please check our prices for details.
GLMap are published under Commercial license.
If you use GLMap and are happy with it, all we ask is that you please consider sending out a tweet mentioning @GLMapFramework or email [email protected] to share your thoughts!
And if you don't like it, please let us know what you would like improved, so we can fix it!