For the first iteration, we just want to support ANY form of GPS device transmitting NMEA data over USB. Ideally this should focus on minimizing user setup as much as possible, with every other perceivable conception of requirement being secondary, if not entirely separate.
Working proof of concept should demonstrate a fresh install on a new Windows machine functioning with a USB-connected android device running the ShareGPS app.
"Functioning" in this case need only be a button on the UI that console.log's the user's current location, or whatever other minimal proof is easiest.
For the first iteration, we just want to support ANY form of GPS device transmitting NMEA data over USB. Ideally this should focus on minimizing user setup as much as possible, with every other perceivable conception of requirement being secondary, if not entirely separate.
Working proof of concept should demonstrate a fresh install on a new Windows machine functioning with a USB-connected android device running the ShareGPS app.
"Functioning" in this case need only be a button on the UI that console.log's the user's current location, or whatever other minimal proof is easiest.