This is a reference app showing how to build a Capacitor plugin for Mapbox, a mapping, vision, and navigation SDK for developers.

To see this app in action, check out the Capacitor 2.0 Launch presentation. Learn how to create your own cross-platform Capacitor plugin here.

This Capacitor plugin wraps the Mapbox Android SDK. The plugin, when used in an Ionic Angular app, opens a full-screen map pointed at a variety of locations specified by the developer (based on latitude/longitude coordinates).

capacitor-mapbox contains the Mapbox plugin with Android implementation. The interface is defined in src/definitions.ts. The main Android code that leverages the Mapbox Android SDK is in capacitor-mapbox/android/src/main/java/com/ionicframework/cap/mapbox/Mapbox.java.

android contains the Android app project.

The root of the project (and src) contains an Ionic Angular app, a modified version of the Ionic blank starter project. On the Home page, several buttons appear for different locations - tapping them displays a native Mapbox map, pointing at various lat/long coordinates. Point to different map locations by changing the coordinates in home.page.html.

• Install Ionic and native-run: npm install -g @ionic/cli native-run.
• Clone this repository.
• In a terminal, change directory into the repo: cd demo-capacitor-mapbox.

The Capacitor Mapbox plugin is not published on npm (and shouldn't be since it's just a demo). That said, you can install and run it locally.

• Change into the plugin directory: cd capacitor-mapbox.
• Run npm run build to build the plugin.
• Run npm link
• Change back into the app directory: cd ..
• Run npm link capacitor-mapbox
• Run npm install to install all project dependencies, including the local capacitor-mapbox plugin.

• Sync the Android project: npx cap sync. If configured correctly, the log should print something similar to "Found 1 Capacitor plugin for android: capacitor-mapbox (0.0.1)"
• Run ionic build to build the Ionic app.
• Run npx cap sync android to sync the project again.
• Run npx cap open android to open Android Studio. From here, connect a device then press play to try the app!