This sample application demonstrate Cluster maps in Mapbox Maps SDK Which are an excellent tool for determining the number of data points in a specific location. This example app reveals how to display a large number of markers on a map using marker clusters.
- Xcode 12 or above
- Mapbox account
Firstly, Sign up to Mapbox account and go to the Account page. This Mapbox SDK requires two critical pieces of information from your Mapbox account.
you can copy or create public access token from your accounts token page. Open your project's Info.plist file and add an MBXAccessToken key with the value of your public access token to configure it.
You have to create secret access token from your accounts token page. Give your token a name and tick the box next to the Downloads:Read scope on the token creation screen. You will only have one chance to copy it somewhere safe. To download the Mapbox SDK, save your secret token in a .netrc file in your home directory (not your project folder).
- open Terminal
- cd ~ (go to the home directory)
- touch .netrc (create file)
- open .netrc (open .netrc)
- Set required data.
- machine api.mapbox.com
- login mapbox
- password <secret_key_created_from_your_mapbox_account>
Save the file by clicking Command+S key, by keeping your secret token out of your application's source code, you may avoid mistakenly disclosing it.
Navigate to File > Swift Packages > Add Package Dependency in your Xcode project or workspace. Enter the URL https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-maps-ios.git in top right corner and hit Enter to pull in the package, and then select Add Package.
Add the following to your Podfile:
- pod 'MapboxMaps'
- cd ~ (go to the project directory)
- pod install
Run application and Boom…! Map Clustering is on your screen. You can also follow the instructions in the doc in link given below https://docs.mapbox.com/ios/maps/guides/install/
