
For convenience, you can also download the SDK here:Īmazon Maps SDK (v2.5) Step 4: Add the AAR File to Your Project To get the Maps SDK, go to SDK Downloads, download the Amazon Maps SDK version 2.5, and extract the files. The library is a Gradle-compatible project. To use the Amazon Maps SDK in your project, you must download the SDK and add it to your project. Step 3: Download the Amazon Maps SDK Support Library See Fire Tablets that Support the Maps API v2.5 for more details on which Fire tablets you can use for testing. Step 2: Set Up a Fire Tablet for Testingįollow the steps described in Connect to Fire Tablet through ADB to connect your Fire tablet to your computer. Also note that the instructions in this documentation will assume you're using Android Studio. If you already have Android Studio installed, update to the latest version (4.x) by going to Android Studio > Check for Updates.Īndroid Studio isn't required to use the Amazon Maps API, but if you're using another tool, make sure you have the Android SDK installed and other system requirements necessary for Android development.

Install and configure Android Studio on your computer. Step 1: Set Up Your Development Environment Step 10: Load Your App on a Device for Testing.Step 9: Submit Your Debug Registration Request.Step 8: Add Your App in the Developer Console.Step 7: Retrieve your App's MD5 Signature from Android Studio.


Step 3: Download the Amazon Maps SDK Support Library.Step 2: Set Up a Fire Tablet for Testing.Step 1: Set Up Your Development Environment.Tip: See the Sample App with Amazon Maps API for a sample implementation.
