I am creating a laravel based website where i want a feature where some users can create geofence around a point in the map on the page. I have done some reasearch and it seems that only android users can create fences using the geofencing API in google. Has anyone done something like this or has any idea how to do this?
Edit: I want the logged in users to be able to draw on a google map screen a shape which acts as a fence where if a certain vehicle goes in/out the user get some sort of an alert. The vehicle has an IOT device that would tell me the vehicle location.
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When i create a Marker object does it persists in Google maps database. Using app I am trying to capture bad spots on road and trying to save them in Google maps database so that eco system around it can be developed. Please suggest the correct API in my effort for common good.
The view.publish API can be used to provide an interactive interface to the user.
However, there is a delay of several seconds between the time my app receives the app_home_opened event and the time it calls the view.publish API, because my app should retrieve data. During this time, I would like to display a loading circle in App Home.
There is no mention of how to display it in the Slack API documentation. Apps like Google Calendar do this, so this should not be impossible.
Does anyone know of a way to do this?
I am working on spot fire and wanted to improve my dashboard performance. For that, I thought to store whatever the user uses on every dashboard, whether its the Bar chart or Scatter plot or Pie chart, even the filter user is using. Please do note, I have used Spot fire Web Player to integrate Web and dashboards.
I have already implemented User Action Control from Spot fire Server, but that is not providing the user actions on Spot fire Web player.
Is it possible to store this information?
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I have a mobile IOS application which is basically group chat oriented. I was wondering if I can make it beacon-enabled app. With other words, application which can detect beacons, determine id, receive short ads etc. I am quite new to beacons, still reading a lot about it. I found this article which makes me believe that maybe it is possible to achieve my goal.
I want my app, except for its original functionality, to be able to:
Detect a beacon (even if app is in background, without the need to have been paired or whatever)
Receive simple ads by the beacon (while using the app in a certain mode, to be able to project the ads on phone's screen)
Read some real-time info(if required by the user) like: speed(if moving beacon), temperature etc.
In order to achieve all that I would like not to disturb the end user by making him download additional stuff related to the beacon. I want him to have my app and that's all.
You can monitor for beacons while your app is in the background. You can do this by using the CoreLocation Framework or by using a framework of your beacon supplier. (e.g. Estimote)
To the ads: The beacon will only deliver its pre configured ids. (UUID + Major + Minor). If you want to receive ads, you must have a Webservice that will get your beacon ids and return you the ad to display.
(If the ads never change, you can put them directly into your app without a webservice)
How you will show the ads in your app is completely open to you.
I don't really understand what you mean with real-time-info. There are beacons that also send you TLM. So you can get the temperature and the battery level of the beacon. I've never seen moving beacons or beacons that can transmit their speed.
Some useful links:
https://developer.apple.com/ibeacon/
https://xamoom.com/en/2016/07/ibeacon-for-developers/
Is it possible to use Google maps for event reporting?
Here's what I want to do: a running program send some data to google server to update the "objects" on a map. The objects needs to change color and popup information.
Then, an user (preferably with login and password) view the google map updated in real time with the information sent by the program above.
Is it possible to do this?
Yes, it is possible to do that. Here is an example: http://www.phillywatersheds.org/what_were_doing/documents_and_data/live_data/csocast
This system takes data from a monitoring network, processes it and updates the markers on the map depending on the values of the data.
The only problem with your scenario is that the map must be publicly-accessible to use the Google Maps API. Otherwise, you have to pay to use the Google Maps Premier License.