Clustered markers example for Android

⚠️ Uses SDK version 0.3.1056. Changes may be required for later SDK versions.

This example uses the JavaSuperCluster library to manage marker density by clustering markers in near proximity. SuperCluster enables the efficient management of large numbers of markers - the example creates 100,000 markers at random locations in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Running the example

1. To run the example you'll need an API key with the Map Display API enabled.

2. Open the project in Android Studio, the file local.properties will be generated in your project level directory, and add the following code to local.properties, replacing YOUR_API_KEY with your API key.

API_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY

3. Save the file and run the app.