Week -5 Implementation of Mapbox

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Author Prajwal poudel
Student ID - 12927 

For me, the goal for this week was to incorporate a native map display into the mobile application by utilizing the Mapbox functionality. Because of Mapbox's extensive customisation and offline features, we wanted to use it as our top mapping solution.

Work Done 
1. Set up a separate native application to test Mapbox integration in isolation.
2. Successfully added and rendered a Mapbox map in this test app, confirming that the library functions correctly in a clean environment.

3.Began integrating the same Mapbox setup into the main application (FoodNextDoor).

Current Status
While integrating it in tour main application so far i have been facing some different inthought issues that are :

1. Mapbox dependencies attempting to download from JitPack instead of the official Maven source.
2. 401 Unauthorized error likely related to Mapbox access token configuration or repository authentication issues.


Toggle weekly report :https://drive.google.com/file/d/13jlL4qRIAoI34BxftqpTa9ZUCYiObm0h/view?usp=drive_link





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