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资源说明：Ordnance Survey OpenSpace iOS SDK, an alternative to Mapkit enabling access to Ordnance Survey data the UK
Feed your apps with OS maps ------- The openspace-ios-sdk enables access to [Ordnance Survey](http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/web-services/) Web Map Tile Services (WMTS) for iOS based devices. It provides access to a number of mapping layers and gazetteer lookups and has a similar API to Apple's Mapkit, so that moving from Apple mapping to Ordnance Survey mapping is simple, see [Converting](#converting-apple-mapkit). This SDK is available as a static framework, see the [Getting started](#getting-started) guide for instructions about downloading and importing into your own application or try a [demo app](#demo-projects) to get started quickly. View available mapping layers [here] (http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/web-services/os-openspace/pro/products.html)    #### Features and benefits Here are some of the features available - Native iOS framework to incorporate Ordnance Survey mapping - Select which products are displayed - see [products available](#product-codes) - Zoom and pan controls - native touch gesture recogonisers provide tap, pinch zoom control, etc - Annotations - create and customise annotations - Overlays - create and style polylines and polygons - Offline tile storage - read [about offline tile packages](#offline-databases) - Places of interest geocoder - Search 1:50K Gazetteer, OS Locator and Codepoint Open datasets available either online or offline - Uses [OSGB36 British National Grid](http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/support/the-national-grid.html) map projection - ordnancesurvey-ios-sdk converts between WGS84 latitude/longitude and OSGB36 National Grid easting/northing. Most Classes handle geometry in either a CLLocationCoordinate2D or OSGridPoint - User location - openspace-ios-sdk provides a wrapper around the standard Core Location API to easily display your app's user location on the map and use the data - ARC (Automatic Reference Counting) support - Street level mapping features detailed buildings property boundaries and accurate road network. - World famous countryside and National park mapping featuring accurate tracks, paths and fields. Here are some of the benefits - Fully supported by Ordnance Survey – ongoing SDK upgrades, active user forum. - Online capability – fast rendering of Ordnance Survey maps. - Offline maps and search capability – as used in [OS MapFinder](https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/os-mapfinder/id577097874)™. - Fast rendering and smooth panning - for great user experience. - Complements our service – another way to get our data. Contents ------- The openspace-ios-sdk comprises of a couple of items: 1. The openspace-ios-sdk framework is downloaded from [www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk](https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/web-services/os-openspace/ios-sdk.html) 2. [Documentation](http://ordnancesurvey.github.io/openspace-ios-sdk/) - The documentation for the latest version of openspace-ios-sdk in appledoc format ###### Demo projects Check out a demo project to get started: * [OS Locate Me](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/ios-sdk-demo-locate-me) * [OS Tilesource demo](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/ios-sdk-demo-tilesources) * [OS Mapkit conversion demo](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/ios-sdk-demo-mapkit-conversion) * [OS Overlay Finder demo](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/ios-sdk-demo-overlay-finder) Getting started ------- ### Commercial Use Registration and Access In order to access OS OpenSpace Pro for premium data you must apply for an API key, by registering for a free trial or commercial licence:- - A free 90 day trial licence (for internal trial and testing) - A free 90 day trial licence (for external trial and demonstrating) - A commercial re-use licence see http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/web-services/os-openspace/pro/free-trial.html or contact Newbusinessenquiries@ordnancesurvey.co.uk ### OS OpenSpace Registration and Access In order to access the service for public facing, non commercial applications with no financial gain you must apply for an API key, by signing up to an OS OpenSpace Developer Agreement:- #### NOTE: A free Daily Data Limit will apply. #### NOTE: For online access only. See [OS Website](https://openspaceregister.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/osmapapi/register.do) to register. ### For directly licenced customers (for example OS OnDemand). Register for an OS OnDemand licence in order to obtain an API key to access the service. See [pricing](http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/web-services/os-ondemand/pricing.html). ###Authentication parameters When registering for an API key we'll need a couple of items: #####App ID (The Bundle ID) of the application that will use the API key. Example: `uk.co.ordnancesurvey.demo.myDemoApp` Let us know the Bundle Identifier of the Xcode project in which you will be using the API key. This is available and configurable when creating an Xcode project or from project settings or `Info.plist` #####Apple ID to be associated with this application Example: 577097874 Let us know this unique ID generated by Apple when you have created an iOS application placeholder in iTunes Connect, it can be used to identify an application and view the iTunes page. For enterprise apps, this is not required. ### Offline databases These offline databases are extensions to the openspace-ios-sdk and can replace online access or supplement it, they can help your application overcome network coverage issues and continue to function wherever your customers are located. For more information please refer to specific documentation. 1. OSTile offline [tile packages](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/openspace-sdk-resources#ostile-packages) 2. Offline [Places of interest gazetteer database](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/openspace-sdk-resources#places-of-interest-geocoder-database) ### Download framework package Download the latest openspace-ios-sdk static framework from [www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk](https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/web-services/os-openspace/ios-sdk.html) Unzip the downloaded file to reveal the OSMap framework and then import into your project. ### Import into Xcode project 1. Drag the OSMap.framework into your project 2. Select if you wish to copy the framework into your project or reference the external location 3. Ensure that the framework is added to relevant project targets ### Dependancies Applications will need to link against OSMap.framework and its dependencies: * libsqlite3.dylib * CoreGraphics.framework * CoreLocation.framework * QuartzCore.framework * UIKit.framework * SystemConfiguration.framework  ### Import OSMap.h In the ViewController you wish to display your map, import the OSMap/OSMap.h file ```objective-c #import``` ### Displaying a map After completing the above steps to download and import the OSMap.framework, the minimum required to display a map using the openspace-ios-sdk is as follows: - Instantiate an `OSMapView` in a `UIView` - Create at least one tile source and add to `OSMapView` instance ```objective-c //In your ViewController.m /* * Assuming there is an OSMapView instance, either created via a .xib or programmatically */ //create OSTileSource, in this case OS OpenSpace web map source with API key and associated URL id webSource = [OSMapView webTileSourceWithAPIKey:@"API_KEY" openSpacePro:YES/NO]; //add to OSMapView yourMapView.tileSources = [NSArray arrayWithObject:webSource]; ``` Note: `OSMapView` cannot be completely initialised from a Interface Builder (`.xib`) or Storyboard, it requires at least one tile source ### Product Codes A developer can select which Ordnance Survey mapping products to use by selecting one of three pre-configured map stacks or customising their app by passing the product codes as and array of strings. NOTE: Certain products and the Zoom map stack require a commercial licence. ```objective-c //Customise the map stack //select the 250K and 50K products mapView.mapProductCodes = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"250KR", @"250K", @"50KR", @"50K", nil]; ``` ```objective-c //Use a pre-configured map stack //Class methods to return pre-configured map product codes //Default codes if no others set [OSMapView defaultMapStackProductCodes] = @"SV",@"SVR",@"50K",@"50KR",@"250K",@"250KR",@"MS",@"MSR",@"OV2",@"OV1",@"OV0" // As above but including VMD [OSMapView completeFreeMapStackProductCodes] = @"SV",@"SVR",@"VMD",@"VMDR",@"50K",@"50KR",@"250K",@"250KR",@"MS",@"MSR",@"OV2",@"OV1",@"OV0" //Users with a commercial licence or PSMA licence only: [OSMapView zoomMapStackProductCodes] = @"CS10",@"CS09",@"CS08",@"CS07",@"CS06",@"CS05",@"CS04",@"CS03",@"CS02",@"CS01",@"CS00" //Example usage mapView.mapProductCodes = [OSMapView completeFreeMapStackProductCodes]; ``` #### Full Product list // OS OpenSpace users can use these mapping products: NOTE: DAILY LIMITS APPLY - "SV" // Street view - "SVR" // Street view resampled - "50K" // 1:50k - "50KR" // 1:50k resampled - "VMD" // Vector Map District - "VMDR" // Vector Map District resampled - "250K" // 1:250k - "250KR"// 1:250k resampled - "MS" // 1:1M - "MSR" // 1:1M resampled - "OV2" // Overview 2 - "OV1" // Overview 1 - "OV0" // Overview 0 // Users with an appropriate commercial or direct licence can also select to use these products: - "VML" // Vector Map Local - "VMLR" // Vector Map Local resampled - "25K" // 1:25k - "25KR" // 1:25k resampled - "50K" // 1:50k - "50KR" // 1:50k resampled // Users with an appropriate commercial or direct licence can also select to use the Zoom stack products - enables consistently styled layers - "CS00" // "zoomed out" - "CS01" - "CS02" - "CS03" - "CS04" - "CS05" - "CS06" - "CS07" - "CS08" - "CS09" - "CS10" // "zoomed in" ### Converting Apple Mapkit The openspace-ios-sdk is intended to provide a "drop-in" replacement for MapKit and has a similar API enabling existing Mapkit based project to be converted to use Ordnance Survey mapping instead. Many applications can be converted by simply changing the "MK" prefix to "OS" or by renaming symbols with the preprocessor: ```objective-c #import "OSMap/OSMap.h" #define MKAnnotation OSAnnotation #define MKPointAnnotation OSPointAnnotation #define MKUserLocation OSUserLocation #define MKMapViewDelegate OSMapViewDelegate #define MKMapView OSMapView #define MKAnnotationView OSAnnotationView #define MKPinAnnotationView OSPinAnnotationView #define MKOverlay OSOverlay #define MKOverlayView OSOverlayView #define MKCircle OSCircle #define MKCircleView OSCircleView #define MKPolygon OSPolygon #define MKPolygonView OSPolygonView #define MKPolyline OSPolyline #define MKPolylineView OSPolylineView #define MKOverlayPathView OSOverlayPathView #define MKPinAnnotationColor OSPinAnnotationColor #define MKPinAnnotationColorRed OSPinAnnotationColorRed #define MKPinAnnotationColorPurple OSPinAnnotationColorPurple #define MKAnnotationViewDragState OSAnnotationViewDragState #define MKCoordinateRegion OSCoordinateRegion #define MKCoordinateSpan OSCoordinateSpan #define MKUserTrackingMode OSUserTrackingMode #define MKUserTrackingModeNone OSUserTrackingModeNone #define MKUserTrackingModeFollow OSUserTrackingModeFollow #define MKUserTrackingModeFollowWithHeading OSUserTrackingModeFollowWithHeading #import "OSMap/OSMap+MapPointCompat.h" #define MKMapRect OSMapRect #define MKMapPoint OSMapPoint ``` See the [OS Mapkit conversion demo](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/ios-sdk-demo-mapkit-conversion) project for more details. ### Versioning Ordnance Survey will provide and offically support the latest version of the SDK. To return the version of SDK you are currently using as a string; ```objective-c NSLog(@"You are currently using SDK Version: %@", [OSMapView SDKVersion]); ``` API ------- In this section we will run through some of the important components in the SDK. For more details please see the [reference documentation](http://ordnancesurvey.github.io/openspace-ios-sdk/) or any [demo app](#demo-projects) for full application usage. ### OS Map View (`OSMapView` class) The `OSMapView` class is the subclass of `UIView` that will provide the main interaction with the UI and the SDK, displaying maps and managing annotations and overlays. The `OSMapView` class takes care of displaying map tiles on the screen, all UI gestures for panning and zooming. `OSMapView` implements a wrapper around iOS `CoreLocationManager` and `CLLocationManagerDelegate` to provide easy access to device location data, see User location below. **NOTE:** * The `OSMapView` class must be configured with a tile source - see Tilesources below. * `OSMapView` does not support drawing maps outside Great Britain. * `OSMapView` does not support being subclassed **DEMO** See any of the [demo projects](#demo-projects) for working examples ### Map View delegate (`OSMapViewDelegate` protocol) The `OSMapView` class can have an optional delegate object to listen to events that occur on the map. For your application to respond to these events you must implement the `OSMapViewDelegate` protocol. ```objective-c #import "MapViewController.h" /* * Example class definition */ @interface MapViewController () @end /../ /* * In the method where you set up the mapView instance, set its delegate to your view controller */ mapView.delegate = self; /../ /* * Implement any of the delegate methods, such as: */ #pragma mark OSMapViewDelegate methods - (void)mapView:(OSMapView *)map regionDidChangeAnimated:(BOOL)animated { //Do something } ``` **NOTE:** * All delegate methods are optional, listen for any singular event * `OSMapViewDelegate` does not currently support the 'map loading' callbacks that MapKit does **DEMO** See any of the [demo projects](#demo-projects) for working examples ### Tilesources (`OSTileSource` protocol) The `OSMapView` class requires atleast one online or offline tile source to render a map. ```objective-c /* * In the method where you set up the mapView instance, create some tile sources */ //For example if you had an .ostiles format file in the project bundle id packageSource = [OSMapView localTileSourceWithFileURL:[[NSBundle mainBundle] URLForResource:@"myTilePackage.ostiles" withExtension:nil]]; //create web tile source with API details id webSource = [OSMapView webTileSourceWithAPIKey:@"Your_API_Key"y openSpacePro:YES]; /* * Tile sources are consulted in the order they appear in the array, so here we render the local source first, falling back to the web if necessary */ mapView.tileSources = [NSArray arrayWithObjects: packageSource, webSource, nil]; ``` Each `OSTileSource` added to `OSMapView` conforms to the `OSTileSource` protocol and implements the following methods: ```objective-c - (OSGridRect)boundsForProductCode:(NSString *)productCode ``` **NOTE:** * To configure product codes, see the [products available](#product-codes) section. **DEMO** * See the [OS Tilesource](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/ios-sdk-demo-tilesources) demo project for working examples ### Annotations (`OSAnnotation` protocol & `OSAnnotationView` class) Annotations identify single point locations on the map and as with MapKit there are two object involved with displaying an annotation based on annotation data and the view object. The `OSMapView` accepts an object that conforms to the `OSAnnotation` protocol and therefore must have atleast a `CLLocationCoordinate2D` coordinate property. The SDK includes the `OSBasicAnnotation` class that can be used with minimal configuration. ```objective-c CLLocationCoordinate2D coord = {52.205298,0.118146}; OSBasicAnnotation * annotation = [[OSBasicAnnotation alloc] initWithCoordinate:coord]; annotation.title = @"Hello World!!"; [mapView addAnnotation:annotation]; ``` To differentiate between the data and view objects and cope with potentially large numbers of annotations, the presentation of the annotation is handled by a view object. When an annotation comes into view `OSMapView` asks its delegate to provide an annotation view, simply implement the method below and provide your own class by subclassing `OSAnnotationView` or use the built in `OSPinAnnotationView` as below. ```objective-c -(OSAnnotationView*)mapView:(OSMapView *)mapView viewForAnnotation:(id )annotation { // Use the default user location view. if ([annotation isKindOfClass: [OSUserLocation class]]) { return nil; } /* * Create a OSPinAnnotationView and configure, for more details about options, see reference documentation */ OSPinAnnotationView *view = [[OSPinAnnotationView alloc] initWithAnnotation: annotation reuseIdentifier: nil]; view.animatesDrop = YES; view.canShowCallout = YES; view.draggable = NO; view.pinColor = OSPinAnnotationColorRed; return view; } ``` View objects are designed to be reused and provide performance improvements during scrolling by avoiding the creation of new view objects. To do this, pass a `reuseIdentifier` and call `OSMapView` method `dequeueReusableAnnotationViewWithIdentifier:` to get a queued object. **DEMO** * See the [OS Mapkit conversion](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/ios-sdk-demo-mapkit-conversion) demo project for working example ### Overlays (`OSOverlay` protocol) Overlays follow the same pattern as annotations, except that overlays are generally used to display more complex data and as such there are several implementations of shapes and the ability to implement your own. The `OSMapView` accepts an object that conforms to the `OSOverlay` protocol and again the SDK provides several existing implementations and their respective views. In this example we will add the respective components for a simple square, for more examples see the [OS Overlay Finder](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/ios-sdk-demo-overlay-finder) demo project. ```objective-c OSGridPoint swCorner = {400000,400000}; //array of 4 corners, 1000m apart OSGridPoint points[] = {{swCorner.easting, swCorner.northing}, {swCorner.easting + 1000, swCorner.northing}, {swCorner.easting + 1000, swCorner.northing + 1000}, {swCorner.easting, swCorner.northing + 1000}}; OSPolygon *square = [OSPolygon polygonWithGridPoints: points count: 4]; [mapView addOverlay: square]; ``` There are existing SDK classes for the following shapes, please see reference documentation for more details: * Polygon - with or without interior polygons * Polyline * Circle **DEMO** * See the [OS Overlay Finder](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/ios-sdk-demo-overlay-finder) demo project for working examples ### Geocoding (`OSGeocoder` class) The `OSGeocoder` class provides offline search facility against the following datasets; * [1:50 000 Scale Gazetteer](http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/products/50k-gazetteer/index.html) - Place names * [Code-Point Open](http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/products/code-point-open/index.html) - Post codes * [OS Locator](http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/products/os-locator/index.html) - Road names * Grid Reference Along with online search facility against the following datasets; * [1:50 000 Scale Gazetteer](http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/products/50k-gazetteer/index.html) - Place names * [Code-Point Open](http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/products/code-point-open/index.html) - Post codes The product to search is determined by passing a `OSGeocodeType` to the `OSGeocoder` instance. The type `OSGeocodeTypeCombined` is Gazetteer, Postcode and GridReferences whilst `OSGeocodeTypeCombined2` also includes OS Locator. The online variety of search types are specified by containing online such as `OSGeocodeTypeOnlineGazetteer` and `OSGeocodeTypeOnlinePostcode`. The search can be performed within an area by passing a `OSGridRect`, to search the entire country, specify either `OSGridRectNull` or `OSNationalGridBounds`. The number of results can be limited by specifying the `NSRange`. The geocoding request requries a completion handler block that is called when search complete, this will pass your block an `NSError *error` and an array of search results `NSArray *placemarks`, if any. This array contains the respective objects for the search; `OSRoad` or `OSPlacemark`. These can be presented via your own implementation from the completion handler. **NOTE:** * The `OSGeocoder` class can work with an offline database - See [offline places of interest gazetteer database](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/openspace-sdk-resources#places-of-interest-geocoder-database) * The online access requires an API key configured * There are currently no reverse geocoding facilities **DEMO** * See the [OS LocateMe](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/ios-sdk-demo-locate-me) demo project for working example ### Geometry The SDK handles 2D points in the following coordinate systems: `OSGridPoint` - represents OSGB36 British National Grid easting/northing `CLLocationCoordinate2D` - represents WGS84 latitude/longitude Conversion between `CLLocationCoordinate2D` and `OSGridPoint` are handled internally — applications should not perform unnecessary conversions. Coordinates should be stored in their source coordinate system in order to benefit from future accuracy improvements within the SDK. Conversions can be performed via this SDK if required using the functions below; ```objective-c OSGridPoint OSGridPointForCoordinate(CLLocationCoordinate2D coordinate); CLLocationCoordinate2D OSCoordinateForGridPoint(OSGridPoint gridPoint); ``` ### User location (`OSUserLocation` class) The SDK provides a wrapper around standard Core Location API and so allows you to use the location data by conforming to the `OSMapViewDelegate` protocol and implementing the relevant delegate methods to receive updates. When enabled, a distinct annotation will be added to the map complete with estimated GPS accuracy display in the form of a circle around the annotation, a large circle represents a low accuracy and large margin of error in determining the device location. Change this property to start or stop receiving updates; ```objective-c mapView.showsUserLocation = YES/NO; ``` You will now receive location updates, implement the required delegate methods to perform actions on events as required. ```objective-c - (void)mapView:(OSMapView *)mapView didUpdateUserLocation:(OSUserLocation *)userLocation ``` Sample UserLocationView:  **NOTE:** * It is still up to the developer to turn off GPS access in certain situations, eg running background modes, low memory **DEMO** * See the [OS LocateMe](https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey/ios-sdk-demo-locate-me) demo project for working example ### Scale view The SDK allows a developer to subclass the `OSMapScaleView` class and represent the current scale being displayed at that zoom level however is appropriate for their application. This view can be configured to display a scale calculated using the current `metresPerPixel`. Issues -------- For any issues relating to developing with the SDK, obtaining API keys or service problems, please email osopenspace@ordnancesurvey.co.uk #### Incorrect OpenSpace API Key If the iOS SDK displays a series of blank tiles similar to the image below then it is likely that the API key linked with the Bundle Identifier of the application used do not match. Please contact OS OpenSpace support team or log into your OpenSpace account to verify the correct details. **Please also note that it can take up to 15 minutes for an API key to become ready for use.**  Licence ------- OpenSpace iOS SDK Licence Terms The OpenSpace iOS SDK is protected by © Crown copyright – Ordnance Survey 2012.[https://github.com/OrdnanceSurvey] All rights reserved (subject to the BSD licence terms as follows):. 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