The Meridian SDK targets the latest version of Android Add the AAR Relative PathĬomplete these steps to add the AAR file to your Android project.Ĭhoose a location for meridian-x.y.z.aar.Įdit your app’s adle file to add the relative path to the meridian-x-y-z.

The Meridian SDK supports devices with Android 8.0+ (Oreo) API Level 26 and higher. In order to simplify using the Meridian SDK library with your Android project, we’ve bundled our SDK code into a binary distribution of the Android Library Project (AAR) file. The Meridian Samples app is included with the Android SDK to demonstrate common Meridian features and workflows.

Go here to download the latest version of the Android SDK. When setup completes, make sure the Start Android Studio box is checked and click Finish to exit the installer. When the installation finishes, click Next to begin setting up components. Go here for the Meridian Android SDK Reference documentation. In the Choose Start Menu Folder, click Install to begin the installation process. Once you’ve added maps, routes, and placemarks to the Meridian Editor, you can use the Meridian SDK to integrate that content into your Meridian-powered Android app.

The Meridian Android SDK has all the tools you’ll need to embed the Meridian Editor’s maps, turn-by-turn navigation, indoor location awareness, and notifications into your own custom Android app.

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