The URL Launcher Schema lets third-party applications open the Trucker Path app and initiate truck-safe navigation. You can build a route by passing one or more stops, defined by latitude and longitude, into the app.

Once launched, the driver simply taps Confirm and Navigate to begin the route.

📍 Supported Inputs

You can pass the following types of stops via URL:

• Starting Point (optional)
  saddr (iOS) or s_addr (Android): latitude,longitude

• Destination (required)
  daddr (iOS) or d_addr (Android): latitude,longitude

• Waypoints (optional)
  paddr (iOS) or p_addr (Android): one or more latitude,longitude values, separated by |

Note: All coordinates must be in decimal format. Only lat/long values are supported (no addresses or place names).

📱 iOS Schema Format

Examples:

• Only destination:

  arduino

   

  truckerpath://cal_route?daddr=35.353112,-119.040104

• Start and end points:

  arduino

   

  truckerpath://cal_route?saddr=34.353112,-118.040104&daddr=35.353112,-119.040104

• Route with 2 waypoints:

  arduino

   

  truckerpath://cal_route?saddr=34.353112,-118.040104&daddr=35.353112,-119.040104&paddr=33.353112,-117.040104|32.353112,-116.040104

🤖 Android Schema Format

Key Differences:

• Use underscores (s_addr, d_addr, p_addr) instead of (saddr, daddr, paddr)

• d_addr is required, s_addr and p_addr are optional

• If no s_addr is provided, Trucker Path uses the driver’s current location

Examples:

• Only destination:

   

  truckerpath://cal_route?d_addr=35.353112,-119.040104

• Start and end points:

   

  truckerpath://cal_route?s_addr=34.353112,-118.040104&d_addr=35.353112,-119.040104

• Route with 2 waypoints:

   

  truckerpath://cal_route?s_addr=34.353112,-118.040104&d_addr=35.353112,-119.040104&p_addr=33.353112,-117.040104|32.353112,-116.040104

💻 Sample Android Code

Questions?