ActiveCaptain Community SDK - Android

The ActiveCaptain Community SDK contains functions for storing and rendering data from a SQLite database exported from ActiveCaptain Community.

Quick Start

Download the debug or release .aar file from the latest release.
Put the .aar file somewhere in your project folder. If your module is called "app", you might put it in app/libs.
In your module's build.gradle file (app/build.gradle), add a dependency on the .aar file:
```
dependencies {
    implementation files('LIBS_PATH_HERE/activecaptaincommunitysdk-release-VERSION_NUMBER_HERE.aar')
}
```
Replace LIBS_PATH_HERE with the relative path to the .aar file and VERSION_NUMBER_HERE with the version number from the filename. For example: libs/activecaptaincommunitysdk-release-2.0.1.aar

Create an account on ActiveCaptain Community. If you already have a personal account, create a separate account for app development only.
Go to the Developer page and click the Request Access button. Fill out the information form and agree to the terms and conditions.
Once you have access to the Developer Portal, you can access it here.
In the Developer Portal, click "Add Application" and give your application a name.
Your app will be assigned a Stage API key. Click the eye icon to view it.

Clone the repository.
Initialize submodules recursively: git submodule update --init --recursive
In Android Studio, open the repository directory.
In app\src\debug\java\com\garmin\marine\activecaptainsample\ActiveCaptainConfiguration.java, replace "STAGE_API_KEY_HERE" with your Stage API key.
Build > Make Project
Run > Debug 'app'

Log in to Garmin SSO. Create a new account if needed.
Wait a few minutes for data exports to be downloaded and installed.
Initial marker will be displayed.
- Use the magnifying glass to search for other markers by name.
- Use the links on the page to display additional information or edit the marker.