azure-maps-search-dotnet

To add geocoding and routing to a .NET application, use the Azure Maps SDK with modular clients like MapsSearchClient and MapsRoutingClient. These clients provide a unified interface to compute routes and resolve addresses within your .NET projects.

You can retrieve weather data and render maps in .NET by instantiating MapsWeatherClient and MapsRenderingClient. These modular Azure Maps clients deliver weather information and map tiles directly into your location-aware services.

To get started with Azure Maps SDK for .NET, create a MapsSearchClient using a subscription key or Azure identity credential. You can then immediately fetch geocoding results for a sample address to verify connectivity.

The Azure Maps .NET SDK supports IP-based geolocation through the MapsGeolocationClient. This modular client determines the physical location of devices and services based on their IP addresses.

The best way to structure Azure Maps clients in .NET is to use modular components like MapsSearchClient, MapsRoutingClient, and MapsRenderingClient independently. This approach allows you to integrate only the specific location services your application requires.

You need Azure credentials to use the Maps SDK in .NET. The SDK requires authentication via a subscription key or an Azure identity to initialize clients and access geocoding, routing, and weather data.