Pretty quick and dirty, but this seems to work on my 5.1.1 AOSP ROM to allow me to select the route icon on an address in the contacts app and have AddressToGPS field it properly. For me, this resolves the issue I opened a little while ago https://github.com/DanielBarnett714/AddressToGPS/issues/9

Hello,

Thank you for this app that is very usefull for me. The only thing is when I click on an address for example in my contacts, I have a list of app to open it with. It would be great if your app appearred in the list.

Or when I want to share an address from another app, it would help if your app appeard in the list ..

I don't know how you tell android to add an app in the list of addresses linked apps, but I hope it's not to difficult.

Hopefully your app will become obsolete if OSM data improves. Once users have used your app and arrived at their destination, they should be able to verify the address and add it to OSM. However, we should be clear not to copy from Google.

This is a general idea and I will try to think of specific ways this can be implemented. Is this something you would be interested in?

I think Google should be used as a fall-back method if the address is not already in OpenStreetMap. Nominatim is a well-used geocoder, and the MapQuest instance is acceptable for heavy use.

Mapzen Search is another possibility.

./app/build.gradle and ./app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml have different version information. Please raise them to the same level or -- what I personally recommend -- just drop them in one place.

Well google seems to have blocked their API for this app. I'm currently trying to figure out a way to fix it but I don't know if I will be able to. It seems to be tied with the package name, so the code is still functional, but the app doesn't work. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I think this is a very useful app.

Daniel

It would be wonderful if your app could handle the intent generated by the stock AOSP address book when you tap on the navigate button by the address for a contact.

At present I have to copy the address out of the address book and paste it into your app.

You have released multiple versions, but haven't touched the versioncode and versionname in ./app/build.gradle. At least increasing the integer in versioncode is mandatory for Android, since it get's used to compare versions (e.g. to check if an update is needed or available). Also it would be a good idea to match git tags/releases with the versionname.

More information about versioning Android apps is available at https://developer.android.com/tools/publishing/versioning.html .

You are missing the ./build.gradle for the root project and only have ./app/build.gradle. Also you most likely have a ./settings.gradle which references the :app folder for building. That file should be included as well.

The lookup does not work amymore simce a few days. The following error occurs:

This page can't load Google Maps correctly.

See rendering in screenshot

It would be nice if I didn't have to fill in state and city every single time. I use this app in conjunction with PocketMaps from F-Droid, because there isn't really a good maps app in there that can find the places I want. This means that I'm often performing these steps in the car or in some other hurried situation:

• open app
• type in state (this should just stay as whatever you last set)
• type in city (this should also but with a drop down of previously used cities)
• type in address or business (might be cool to have clearable history here too)
• hit lookup
• select a result
• tap and hold coordinates to highlight, then adjust when not all of it got highlighted :)
• select copy
• switch to other app (and then more steps there)

The Navigate button does nothing for me, but that's probably because I don't have an app with the correct intents. For this scenario, it would be nice if you had a "copy results/coordinates to clipboard" button.

Thanks for the useful app!