Maps

NavigationMapView is a subclass of UIView, which draws MapView on its surface and provides convenience functions for adding Route lines to a map.

The NavigationMapViewDelegate provides methods for configuring the NavigationMapView, as well as responding to events triggered by the NavigationMapView.

An extension on MapView that allows for toggling traffic on a map style that contains a Mapbox Traffic source.

Style is a convenient wrapper for styling the appearance of various interface components throughout the Navigation UI.

Styles are applied globally using UIAppearance. You should call Style.apply() to apply the style to the NavigationViewController.

An object that notifies a map view when the user’s location changes, minimizing the noise that normally accompanies location updates from a CLLocationManager object.

Unlike Router classes such as RouteController and LegacyRouteController, this class operates without a predefined route, matching the user’s location to the road network at large. If your application displays a MapView before starting turn-by-turn navigation, call LocationManager.overrideLocationProvider(with:) to override default location provider so that the map view always shows the location snapped to the road network. For example, use this class to show the user’s current location as they wander around town.

This class depends on PassiveLocationDataSource to detect the user’s location as it changes. If you want location updates but do not need to display them on a map and do not want a dependency on the MapboxNavigation module, you can use PassiveLocationDataSource instead of this class.

Enum denoting the types of the destination waypoint highlighting on arrival.