iOS GPX Framework

This is a iOS framework for parsing/generating GPX files. This Framework parses the GPX from a URL or Strings and create Objective-C Instances of GPX structure.

Fork infos

This fork is the "iOS-GPX-Framework" pod's source repo. It has been created to migrate from a static framework based dependency mamagement to Cocoapods.

Installation

iOS-KML-Framework is available through CocoaPods, to install it simply add the following line to your Podfile:

platform :ios, '6.0'
pod 'iOS-GPX-Framework', "~> 0.0"

Source files of the podified version are on this repository

Usage

//Import the umbrella header

#import "GPX.h"


//To parsing the GPX file, simply call the parse method :

GPXRoot *root = [GPXParser parseGPXWithString:gpx];


//You can generate the GPX :

GPXRoot *root = [GPXRoot rootWithCreator:@"Sample Application"];
    
GPXWaypoint *waypoint = [root newWaypointWithLatitude:35.658609f longitude:139.745447f];
waypoint.name = @"Tokyo Tower";
waypoint.comment = @"The old TV tower in Tokyo.";
    
GPXTrack *track = [root newTrack];
track.name = @"My New Track";
    
[track newTrackpointWithLatitude:35.658609f longitude:139.745447f];
[track newTrackpointWithLatitude:35.758609f longitude:139.745447f];
[track newTrackpointWithLatitude:35.828609f longitude:139.745447f];

Usage with Swift

In order to use this library with the new Swift programming language you need to use the [Objective-C Bridging header] (https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/BuildingCocoaApps/MixandMatch.html).

Basically, you have to create a .h file that imports GPX.h

// <YourProjectName>/Bridge.h
 
 #ifndef GpxTest_Bridge_h
 #define GpxTest_Bridge_h
 
   #import "GPX.h"
 
 #endif

Then in Build Settings of your project name search for the key "Objective-C Bridging header" and add that file ie: YourProjectName/Bridge.h

That's it.

Requirements

• iOS 6.0 or later

Author

Watanabe Toshinori, t@flcl.jp

Cocoapod version created by @Pierre-Loup

License

iOS-KML-Framework is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

it uses TBXML Copyright (c) 2009 Tom Bradley