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* [ios, macos] new struct MGLTransition * [ios] MGLTransition struct moved to MGLTypes.h * [ios] MGLTransition implemented for style layer properties * [ios, macos] added support for getting property transitions * [ios, macos] updated to MGLDurationFromTimeInterval and MGLTimeIntervalFromDuration * [ios, macos] added transition properties test * [ios, macos] modified key strings imp * [ios, macos] The impl for transition properties were changed to public methods * [ios, macos] Changelog update * [ios] Fixed layer space formatting * [core] The name space was fixed for getters that returned TransitionOptions * [ios, macos] Added rawLayer transition property tests * [ios] Added a factory method for MGLTransition and transition-related methods to NSValue(MGLAdditions) * [ios, macos] Copyedited changelog blurbs about transition properties
Mapbox macOS SDK
Put interactive, scalable world maps into your native Cocoa application with the Mapbox macOS SDK.
- Mapbox-curated map styles and OpenStreetMap-based vector tiles make it easy to get started.
- Customize every aspect of the map’s appearance in code or visually using Mapbox Studio.
- High-performance OpenGL rendering and multitouch gestures keep your users happy.
- A well-designed, fully documented API helps you stay productive.
- Develop across multiple platforms, including iOS, using the same styles and similar APIs.
The Mapbox macOS SDK is compatible with macOS 10.10.0 and above for Cocoa applications developed in Objective-C, Swift, Interface Builder, or AppleScript. For hybrid applications, consider Mapbox GL JS.
Information for Mac developers:
- Integrate the Mapbox macOS SDK into your application
- Learn how to use the Mapbox macOS SDK
- Browse example styles designed in Mapbox Studio
Information for contributors:
- Build the Mapbox macOS SDK from source
- Contribute to the Mapbox macOS SDK
- Mapbox Style Specification
- Mapbox Vector Tile Specification
Mapbox does not officially support the Mapbox macOS SDK to the same extent as the Mapbox iOS SDK; however, bug reports and pull requests are certainly welcome.