UI Configuration
The UX Framework allows for customization of the UI properties using the DashUiConfig. Below are the available settings and their respective functionalities.
uiModeSettings
The uiModeSettings property controls whether the Dark or Light theme and corresponding map styles should be used in the application.
Possible Values
The available values for uiModeSettings are defined in the UiModeSettings object:
AUTO: The theme will change automatically at sunrise and sunset.SYSTEM: The theme will follow the device's system setting.LIGHT: The theme will always be light.DARK: The theme will always be dark.
Example Usage
To set the uiModeSettings property, configure it within the Dash.init method as follows:
Dash.init(
applicationContext = applicationContext,
accessToken = getString(R.string.mapbox_access_token)
) {
ui {
uiModeSettings = UiModeSettings.LIGHT
}
}
uiModeMapper
The UiModeMapper interface maps the UiMode and UiModeSettings to a single UiMode type. This allows for flexible customization of theme behavior based on different settings.
Interface Definition
fun interface UiModeMapper {
/**
* Maps the [UiMode] and [UiModeSettings] to a single [UiMode] type.
*/
suspend fun map(
@UiMode.Type uiMode: String,
@UiModeSettings.Type uiModeSettings: String,
): @UiMode.Type String
}
Custom Implementation Example
If you need a custom mapping logic, you can implement the UiModeMapper interface as follows:
object CustomUiModeMapper : UiModeMapper {
override suspend fun map(@UiMode.Type uiMode: String, @UiModeSettings.Type uiModeSettings: String): String {
return when (uiModeSettings) {
UiModeSettings.AUTO -> {
// Custom logic for AUTO setting
if (isDayTime()) UiMode.LIGHT else UiMode.DARK
}
UiModeSettings.SYSTEM -> {
// Custom logic for SYSTEM setting
getSystemTheme()
}
else -> uiMode
}
}
private fun isDayTime(): Boolean {
// Determine if it's day or night
return true // Simplified logic
}
private fun getSystemTheme(): String {
// Get the system theme setting
return UiMode.LIGHT // Simplified logic
}
override fun toString(): String {
return "CustomUiModeMapper"
}
}
Using this custom mapper in the Dash.init method:
Dash.init(
applicationContext = applicationContext,
accessToken = getString(R.string.mapbox_access_token)
) {
ui {
uiModeMapper = CustomUiModeMapper
}
}
With the UiModeMapper interface and its default implementation, you have the flexibility to define how the UiMode and UiModeSettings are combined to achieve the desired UI theme behavior in your application.
streetNameVisibility
The streetNameVisibility property controls the visibility of street names in the application. This allows you to customize when and how street names are displayed based on different modes of the application.
Possible Values
The available values for streetNameVisibility are defined in the StreetNameVisibility object:
OFF: Street names are disabled.ALWAYS: The app displays street names in both Free Drive and Active Guidance modes.ONLY_FREE_DRIVE: The app displays street names only in Free Drive mode.ONLY_ACTIVE_GUIDANCE: The app displays street names only in Active Guidance mode.
Default Value
The default value for streetNameVisibility is StreetNameVisibility.ONLY_ACTIVE_GUIDANCE.
Example Usage
To set the streetNameVisibility property, configure it within the Dash.init method as follows:
Dash.init(
applicationContext = applicationContext,
accessToken = getString(R.string.mapbox_access_token)
) {
ui {
streetNameVisibility = StreetNameVisibility.ONLY_FREE_DRIVE
}
}
showIncidentsOnRouteLine
The showIncidentsOnRouteLine property controls whether detected incidents should appear on the route line in the application. This allows you to visually display or hide incidents that may affect the route.
Default Value
The default value for showIncidentsOnRouteLine is true, so the route line displays incidents by default.
Example Usage
To set the showIncidentsOnRouteLine property, configure it within the Dash.init method as follows:
Dash.init(
applicationContext = applicationContext,
accessToken = getString(R.string.mapbox_access_token)
) {
ui {
showIncidentsOnRouteLine = false
}
}
showIntersectionsDataOnRouteLine
The showIntersectionsDataOnRouteLine property controls whether intersections data should appear on the route line in the application. This allows you to visually display or hide intersection information along the route.
Default Value
The default value for showIntersectionsDataOnRouteLine is true, so the route line displays intersections data by default.
Example Usage
To set the showIntersectionsDataOnRouteLine property, configure it within the Dash.init method as follows:
Dash.init(
applicationContext = applicationContext,
accessToken = getString(R.string.mapbox_access_token)
) {
ui {
showIntersectionsDataOnRouteLine = false
}
}
mapIncidentsVisibility
The mapIncidentsVisibility property controls the visibility of incidents on the map. This allows you to define when and how incidents are displayed to the user based on different driving modes.
Possible Values
The available values for mapIncidentsVisibility are defined in the MapIncidentsVisibility object:
OFF: The map does not display incidents.ALWAYS: The map displays incidents in both Free Drive and Active Guidance modes.ONLY_FREE_DRIVE: The map displays incidents only in Free Drive mode.ONLY_ACTIVE_GUIDANCE: The map displays incidents only in Active Guidance mode.
Default Value
The default value for mapIncidentsVisibility is MapIncidentsVisibility.ONLY_FREE_DRIVE.
Example Usage
To set the mapIncidentsVisibility property, configure it within the Dash.init method as follows:
Dash.init(
applicationContext = applicationContext,
accessToken = getString(R.string.mapbox_access_token)
) {
ui {
mapIncidentsVisibility = MapIncidentsVisibility.ALWAYS
}
}
mapTrafficLightsVisibility
The mapTrafficLightsVisibility property controls the visibility of traffic lights on the map. This allows you to define when and how traffic lights are displayed to the user based on different driving modes.
Possible Values
The available values for mapTrafficLightsVisibility are defined in the MapTrafficLightsVisibility object:
NEVER: Map traffic lights are disabled.ALWAYS: Map traffic lights are always visible.ONLY_FREE_DRIVE: Map traffic lights are visible only in Free Drive mode.
Default Value
The default value for mapTrafficLightsVisibility is MapTrafficLightsVisibility.ONLY_FREE_DRIVE.
Example Usage
To set the mapTrafficLightsVisibility property, configure it within the Dash.init method as follows:
Dash.init(
applicationContext = applicationContext,
accessToken = getString(R.string.mapbox_access_token)
) {
ui {
mapTrafficLightsVisibility = MapTrafficLightsVisibility.ALWAYS
}
}
mapTrafficVisibility
The mapTrafficVisibility property controls the visibility of traffic information on the map. This allows you to define when and how traffic data is displayed to the user based on different driving modes.
Possible Values
The available values for mapTrafficVisibility are defined in the MapTrafficVisibility object:
NEVER: Traffic information is disabled on the map.ALWAYS: Traffic information is always visible on the map.ONLY_FREE_DRIVE: Traffic information is visible only in Free Drive mode.
Default Value
The default value for mapTrafficVisibility is MapTrafficVisibility.ONLY_FREE_DRIVE.
Example Usage
To set the mapTrafficVisibility property, configure it within the Dash.init method as follows:
Dash.init(
applicationContext = applicationContext,
accessToken = getString(R.string.mapbox_access_token)
) {
ui {
mapTrafficVisibility = MapTrafficVisibility.ALWAYS
}
}