Issue4 #7
Issue4 #7
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MapQuest now requires a developer API key to be used when querying their Nominatim server. This change allows the end user to enter a key that they can get without charge from the MapQuest developer site at https://developer.mapquest.com Signed-off-by: Tod Fitch <[email protected]>
Android Studio was too helpful in suggesting changes and automatically editing the manifest. Signed-off-by: Tod Fitch <[email protected]>
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Thank you! It's working. |
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It's working well, thanks. Would be great to merge. |
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@alinefr @alanpoulain Can you sent me the working apk? teyro [at] posteo.de ? Would help me much! |
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#9 |
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@zoff99 Thx but i am to stupid to compile by myself :S |
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why yourself? circleCI is compiling for you https://circleci.com/gh/zoff99/NominatimGeocoderBackend/17#artifacts just fork mine, and login to https://circleci.com with your github login |
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Hi, |
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@ale5000-git It is not possible because it uses https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/FragmentManager.html |
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@be-neth: Sorry, I didn't noticed your reply here before. |
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Closed via #14 |
MapQuest requires a developer API key now and there is no reasonable way to provide a paid one with sufficient capacity to handle all the requests from Nominatim. So this patch provides a way for the end user to use their own developer API key which for low volume use they can get for free.
This is analogous to the situation that CyanogenMod is running into with their weather widget as discussed at http://www.cyanogenmod.org/blog/plug-play-weather and the solution has been to make plug-ins for possible service providers and have the plug-ins configurable by the user to use their own key.