We can't wait to see what you come up with! What can I do with the API?Īnything you want! The sky is the limit for awesome applications built using our database of guides. Our API provides programmatic access to Mobile Assistant, enabling anyone to write innovative applications and utilities on top of our rich database. To enable strict mode, add the following XML to your app's AndroidManifest. This can be useful during testing for detecting any unsupported features your app is using. Strict mode causes these methods to log warnings or throw exceptions instead of silently failing. For example, calling tFlat(true) does not change the appearance of the marker displayed on the map. Normally, calling the methods for unsupported features has no effect. Using Strict Mode to Identify the Use of Unsupported Features Calling the AmazonMapOptions.liteMode() has no effect. Also, the callback methods defined in the OnMarkerDragListener interface are never called.Įnabling the large font option on the device does not change the text size of map labels. Setting tDraggable() or MarkerOptions.isDraggable() to true has no effect on the marker. Setting tFlat() or MarkerOptions.isFlat() to true has no effect on the display of the marker.ĭragging markers is not supported. All street view methods return null or throw an UnsupportedOperationException.įlat markers are not supported. The API provides stubs for the street view classes and methods. getFocusedBuilding() method returns null, and the callback methods defined in the OnIndoorStateChangeListener interface are never called. isIndoorEnabled() methods always return false. The following features are not available in Amazon Maps: Feature Using Strict Mode to Identify the Use of Unsupported Features.In these cases, the Amazon Maps API includes stub methods, but they do not function. However, there are some features that are not supported. Most classes and method calls in your Google Maps–compatible app work the same on Amazon devices. The Amazon Maps API offers interface parity with version 2 of the Google Maps API. Read more here: Deprecation Notice for Amazon Maps SDK v1.0 and v2.0. For your native maps app to work on Fire tablets running Fire OS 5+, you must recompile your app using the Maps API v2.5 and resubmit the app before October 26, 2020. Warning: Maps API v2.0 will be deprecated and replaced by Maps API v2.5 on October 26, 2020.

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