How used apiKey in OSM Plugin?
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Hi!
How used apiKey in OSM Plugin?
This my code:import QtQuick 2.12 import QtQuick.Window 2.12 import QtLocation 5.12 import QtPositioning 5.12 Item { visible: true width: 480 height: 720 property double old : 19 property double now Rectangle { anchors.fill: parent color: "#eee" Plugin { id: plugin name: "osm" PluginParameter { name: "osm.useragent"; value: "My great Qt OSM application" } } Map { id: maps anchors.fill: parent plugin: plugin gesture.enabled: true gesture.acceptedGestures: MapGestureArea.PinchGesture | MapGestureArea.PanGesture | MapGestureArea.FlickGesture gesture.flickDeceleration: 3000 zoomLevel: 19 center: QtPositioning.coordinate(55.845741, 37.660652) // Moscow copyrightsVisible: false activeMapType: maps.supportedMapTypes[5] //activeMapType: SatelliteMapNight //activeMapType: PedestrianMap //activeMapType: MapType.SatelliteMapNight //activeMapType: MapType.PedestrianMap onCenterChanged: { if (zoomLevel >= 17.5) { } } minimumZoomLevel: 1 focus: true PlaceSearchModel { id: mySearchModel plugin: plugin searchArea: visibleRegion.boundingGeoRectangle() onSearchAreaChanged: //it's work { console.log("onSearchAreaChanged :" ) console.log("count :" + mySearchModel.count) if (count == 1) { } } } GeocodeModel { //Location get(index) должно возвращать координаты id: geocodeModel plugin: plugin onLocationsChanged: { //console.log("count: " + geocodeModel.count) //console.log("bounds: " + geocodeModel.bounds) console.log("onLocationsChanged") if (count == 1) { console.log("text:" + geocodeModel.get(0).address.text ) console.log("coordinate:" + geocodeModel.get(0).coordinate) } } } } } }
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Hi,
I realise this topic is a bit old but I've just run into this same issue myself, and have discovered a solution for it. So for the sake of anyone else coming across this on Google the mechanism I discovered for providing an API key to the OSM plugin is to set up your own providers repository, that way you can specify the API key as part of the URL template.
I made a simple github repo with a script for creating a repository here: https://github.com/Elleo/qt-osm-map-providers
And I wrote up a more detailed explanation of everything on my blog here: https://blog.mikeasoft.com/2020/06/22/qt-qml-maps-using-the-osm-plugin-with-api-keys/
Hope that helps,
Mike -
Hi,
I realise this topic is a bit old but I've just run into this same issue myself, and have discovered a solution for it. So for the sake of anyone else coming across this on Google the mechanism I discovered for providing an API key to the OSM plugin is to set up your own providers repository, that way you can specify the API key as part of the URL template.
I made a simple github repo with a script for creating a repository here: https://github.com/Elleo/qt-osm-map-providers
And I wrote up a more detailed explanation of everything on my blog here: https://blog.mikeasoft.com/2020/06/22/qt-qml-maps-using-the-osm-plugin-with-api-keys/
Hope that helps,
Mike@MikeSheldon Hi. I tried to follow your instructions with my own api key, but did not succeed in removing the watermark. How did you retrieve the original setup files from the Tunderforest server?
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