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We recommend that you use the successor of the GraphHopper Navigation SDK, which is theMapLibre Navigation SDK.An example where GraphHopper routing is integration is availablehere.

This Android example application showcases navigation based on instructions returned from theGraphHopper Navigation component.

Download from Google Play.

• Turn-by-turn navigation including spoken turn instruction
• Route planning (from A to B via intermediate points)
• Load route optimization solutions from theGraphHopper Route Optimization API
• Load routes planned onGraphHopper Maps
• Search for places using theGraphHopper Geocoding API
• 100% open source
• no dependency to Mapbox i.e. no Mapbox contract required. The Mapbox key can be a random string.

Building your own turn-by-turn navigation app based on GraphHopper is easy. Just sign up for theGraphHopper Directions API.

GraphHopper does not provide map tiles. The navigation sdk is compatible with MVT vector tiles and raster tiles. There are several map providers, including:

• Mapilion
• MapTiler
• ThunderForest

Note: while it's possible to use raster tiles, we recommend vector tiles for mobile applications.

Enter your GraphHopper API key and map style url in the developer config:app/src/main/res/values/developer-config.xml

You can fork this project and adapt it to your needs, or use it as orientation when developing your own application.

This project stands under the Apache License.

It is a fork of theMapbox Sample App,which is licensed under theMIT license.

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