A single-page demo exercising the plugin surface — annotations with glyph markers, a geodesic gradient polyline, a dashed polyline, a polygon with an interior cutout, a circle, the three MKMapConfiguration styles, fit-to- annotations, Look Around, and snapshots. See lib/main.dart.

MKMapView(
  initialCamera: MKMapCamera.withZoomLevel(
    centerCoordinate: CLLocationCoordinate2D(
      latitude: 37.334922,
      longitude: -122.009033,
    ),
    zoomLevel: 14,
  ),
  annotations: {
    MKPointAnnotation(
      id: MKAnnotationId('apple-park'),
      coordinate: CLLocationCoordinate2D(
        latitude: 37.334922,
        longitude: -122.009033,
      ),
      title: 'Apple Park',
    ),
  },
  onMapCreated: (MKMapViewController controller) {
    // controller.setCamera / setRegion / region / takeSnapshot ...
  },
)

Run it on an iOS simulator or macOS (flutter run -d macos).

The example builds through Swift Package Manager, which resolves the plugin by its directory name: the repository checkout must be a directory named mapkit_flutter (e.g. git clone https://github.com/esenmx/mapkit_flutter.git).

Integration tests (real MKMapView, real pigeon channel) run one file per invocation, on macOS or on a simulator:

flutter test integration_test/<file>.dart -d macos
flutter test integration_test/<file>.dart -d "iPhone 16"

Native tests (XCTest against the plugin's Swift code):

flutter build macos --config-only && xcodebuild test -workspace macos/Runner.xcworkspace -scheme Runner -destination 'platform=macOS'