MSFlightMapView

Demo

<img src="./msflightViewdemo.gif" width="30%">

Requirements

• iOS 10.0+
• Xcode 9.0+

Installation

Just add the MSFlightMapView folder to your project.

or use CocoaPods:

pod 'MSFlightMapView'

Usage

Flights Creation

To use MSFlightMapView, we would be needing to create MSFlight objects. It can be created in the following ways:

1. MSFlight

MSFlight(withFirstLocation: London, withSecondLocation: Paris)

MSFlight are single leg flights having a destination and an arrival. We can set the following attributes of a flight :

firstLocation - The Departure of the flight

secondLocation - The Arrival of the flight

iconImage - The marker image

iconColor - The color of the marker

pathColor - The path color between departure and arrival

markerColor - The color of markers of departure and arrival

MSFlight can be further extended to connecting flights by using .connecting(toLocation: CLLocationCoordinate2D) to either a MSFlight object or an array of MSFlight

2. MSMultiLegFlight

MSMultiLegFlight(withLocations: [London, Berlin, Ankara, Moscow])

MSMultiLegFlight are connecting flights between a number of locations. It generates MSFlight objects so it can be further customised as mentioned above.

Map Creation

MSFlightMapView is a subclass of GMSMapView. We can set and animate flights on the map just by using :

For MSFlight

let flight = MSFlight(withFirstLocation: London, withSecondLocation: Berlin).connecting(toLocation: Moscow)
mapView.flights = [flight]

For MSMultiLegFlight

let flightPlan = MSMultiLegFlight(withLocations: [London, Berlin, Ankara, Moscow])
mapView.flights = flightPlan.flights

Licence

MSFlightMapView is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.