Flutter SDK

Flutter SDK allows you to add an 2GIS map to your application. Using the SDK, you can display a map on the screen, get information about map objects, use the navigator, build routes, and so on.

See SDK usage examples in the Examples section.

Geodata complies with OGC standards.

You can use Flutter SDK on devices with iOS and Android operating systems.

SDK versions

Flutter SDK packages are available in pub.dev in two versions:

• Full is a full version that allows you to:
  • Add a map to the application and manage it: add markers and geometric shapes, control the camera movement, display layers (for example, traffic), work with map styles, etc.
  • Search for objects in the directory: organizations, buildings, places, and others.
  • Work with the navigator in the application in one of the three modes: free-drive, turn-by-turn, or simulated navigation.
  • Build optimal routes on ​​the map, including routes inside buildings.
  • Use offline data.
• Map is a lightweight version that allows you to:
  • Add a map to the application and manage it: add markers and geometric shapes, control the camera movement, display layers (for example, traffic), work with map styles, etc.
  • Search for objects in the directory: organizations, buildings, places, and others.

Important

You cannot use Full and Map simultaneously. It causes an assembly error.

Getting API keys

To work with the SDK, you need to get a key file dgissdk.key. It allows connecting to 2GIS servers and retrieving the geographical data, as well as using offline data and the navigator. To obtain the key file, fill in the form at dev.2gis.com and specify the appId of the application for which the key is created.

After you receive the key, initialize the SDK. Follow the requirements:

• You can initialize the SDK only once per application. Only one key can be used for each application. Different keys are required in the following cases:
  • If the application is available for different operating systems.
  • If the application has several alternatives for a single OS (for example, one application for the driver and another for the passenger).
  • If different SDK versions are used (Full and Map).
• The appId value of the application must match the app_id value in the key file.
• Changing the key file while the application is running is not supported.

Installation

For all platforms

To install the Flutter SDK on iOS and Android, add one of the following dependencies to your pubspec.yaml file.

• For the Full SDK version:

  dependencies:
      flutter:
          sdk: flutter
      flutter_localizations:
          sdk: flutter
  
      dgis_mobile_sdk_full:
          # When depending on this package from a real application you should use:
          #   dgis_mobile_sdk_full: ^x.y.z
          # See https://dart.dev/tools/pub/dependencies#version-constraints
          # The example app is bundled with the plugin so we use a path dependency on
          # the parent directory to use the current plugin's version.
          path: ../
  }
  

• For the Map SDK version:

  dependencies:
      flutter:
          sdk: flutter
  
      dgis_mobile_sdk_map:
          # When depending on this package from a real application you should use:
          #   dgis_mobile_sdk_map: ^x.y.z
          # See https://dart.dev/tools/pub/dependencies#version-constraints
          # The example app is bundled with the plugin so we use a path dependency on
          # the parent directory to use the current plugin's version.
          path: ../
  

For full file examples, see the GitHub repository: pubspec.yaml.

Follow additional installation steps for Android.

Android

A binary artifact in the .aar format is used when building for Android. To connect correctly, add a repository with this artifact to build.gradle of your application:

repositories {
    maven {
        url "https://artifactory.2gis.dev/sdk-maven-release"
    }
}