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NavigationService Protocol Reference
NavigationService
public protocol NavigationService : CLLocationManagerDelegate, ActiveNavigationEventsManagerDataSource, RouterDataSourceA navigation service coordinates various nonvisual components that track the user as they navigate along a predetermined route. You use MapboxNavigationService, which conforms to this protocol, either as part of NavigationViewController or by itself as part of a custom user interface. A navigation service calls methods on its delegate, which conforms to the NavigationServiceDelegate protocol, whenever significant events or decision points occur along the route.
A navigation service controls a NavigationLocationManager for determining the user’s location, a Router that tracks the user’s progress along the route, a MapboxRoutingProvider service for calculating new routes (only used when rerouting), and a NavigationEventsManager for sending telemetry events related to navigation or user feedback.
NavigationViewController comes with a MapboxNavigationService by default. You may override it to customize the MapboxRoutingProvider‘s source service or simulation mode. After creating the navigation service, pass it into NavigationOptions(styles:navigationService:voiceController:topBanner:bottomBanner:), then pass that object into NavigationViewController(for:options:).
If you use a navigation service by itself, outside of NavigationViewController, call start() when the user is ready to begin navigating along the route.
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The location manager for the service. This will be the object responsible for notifying the service of GPS updates.
Declaration
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var locationManager: NavigationLocationManager { get } -
A reference to a MapboxDirections service. Used for rerouting.
Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated, message: "Use `routingProvider` instead. If navigation service was not initialized using `Directions` object - this property is unused and ignored.") var directions: Directions { get } -
RoutingProvider, used to create route.Declaration
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var routingProvider: RoutingProvider { get } -
Credentials data, used to authorize server requests.
Declaration
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var credentials: Credentials { get } -
The router object that tracks the user’s progress as they travel along a predetermined route.
Declaration
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var router: Router { get } -
The events manager, responsible for all telemetry.
Declaration
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var eventsManager: NavigationEventsManager { get } -
The route along which the user is expected to travel.
If you want to update the route, use
Router.updateRoute(with:routeOptions:completion:)method fromrouter.Declaration
Swift
var route: Route { get } -
The
RouteResponseobject containing active route, plus its index in thisRouteResponse, if applicable.If you want to update the route, use
Router.updateRoute(with:routeOptions:completion:)method fromrouter.Declaration
Swift
var indexedRouteResponse: IndexedRouteResponse { get } -
The simulation mode of the service.
Declaration
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var simulationMode: SimulationMode { get set } -
The simulation speed-multiplier. Modify this if you desire accelerated simulation.
Declaration
Swift
var simulationSpeedMultiplier: Double { get set } -
The Amount of time the service will wait until it begins simulation in a poor GPS scenerio. Defaults to 2.5 seconds.
Declaration
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var poorGPSPatience: Double { get set } -
The navigation service’s delegate, which is informed of significant events and decision points along the route.
To synchronize your application’s state with the turn-by-turn navigation experience, set this property before starting the navigation session.
Declaration
Swift
var delegate: NavigationServiceDelegate? { get set } -
Starts the navigation service.
Declaration
Swift
func start() -
Stops the navigation service. You may call
start()after callingstop().Declaration
Swift
func stop() -
Ends the navigation session. Used when arriving at destination.
Declaration
Swift
func endNavigation(feedback: EndOfRouteFeedback?) -
Interrogates the navigationService as to whether or not the passed-in location is in a tunnel.
Declaration
Swift
func isInTunnel(at location: CLLocation, along progress: RouteProgress) -> Bool
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