personal-map

To generate a shareable AMap itinerary QR code, provide your origin, destination, or points of interest to compose route planning and POI search outputs into a personal map mini-program schema. The schema is then converted into a QR code link for instant sharing.

Yes, you can convert addresses to coordinates via geocoding and find nearby POIs using text and around search APIs. These location details are collected and combined to build the personalized AMap mini-program for sharing.

Yes, a valid AMAP API key is required to create a personal map mini-program. The Skill uses this key to authenticate requests to AMap REST endpoints for geocoding, POI search, and route planning before generating the final QR code.

The best way to share a travel itinerary using AMap Web services is to aggregate geocoding, POI search, and route planning results into a personal map schema. This schema generates a QR code that users can scan to open the itinerary in the AMap app.

AMap route planning supports walking, driving, and transit directions between two coordinate points. These route outputs are used to build itineraries that are then visualized and shared through the personal map mini-program QR code.

Your personal map QR code may fail if the final schema is not generated via maps_schema_personal_map with a correct sceneType. Ensure your AMAP API key is valid and that all geocoding, POI search, or route planning outputs are correctly composed.