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An Android virtual location tool powered by Android Debug API and Baidu Maps, featuring a free-moving joystick for dynamic location control. Ideal for developers and testers.
This project is an Android application designed to provide virtual GPS location capabilities, primarily for development and testing purposes. It integrates with Android's built-in mock location features and provides a user-friendly interface with a map view and a control joystick.
Testing location-aware applications often requires physical movement or complex emulator setups. This tool simplifies the process by allowing easy simulation and dynamic control of device location directly on the device.
Simulates GPS location on Android devices using the official Debug API.
Utilizes Baidu Maps for visualizing the virtual location and selecting points.
Provides an on-screen, movable joystick for smooth, real-time control of the virtual location.
The tool can be applied in several scenarios requiring the simulation of device location:
Easily test how your application behaves in different geographical locations and under various movement conditions controlled by the joystick.
Significantly simplifies the testing process for apps relying on GPS data (e.g., navigation, social check-ins, location-based games).
Verify that location-based features, such as displaying nearby points of interest or triggering actions based on location changes, function correctly.
Streamlines the debugging workflow for complex location service integrations.
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