Bring navigation.js to Java#62
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@zugaldia this looks awesome! Looks like a pretty straightforward port. Tests, demo + docs would be cool too. |
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Closing in favor of #149. |
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This is a proof of concept of bringing https://github.com/mapbox/navigation.js to Java with the idea of being able to keep logic consistent, and benefit from progress made, across platforms.
It uses Turf code brought natively to Java via #60 so that the API remains consistent also at the lower GIS level.
This module has no Android dependencies.
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