aMetro

Open-source, offline metro & subway maps

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Project maintained by RomanGolovanov Hosted on GitHub Pages — Theme by mattgraham

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🤝 Contributing to aMetro

aMetro is an open-source project that thrives on community support.
There are several ways you can help improve the app.

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🗺️ Update or Fix Maps

• aMetro uses PMZ map files, originally from the pMetro project.
• If you find an outdated or incorrect map, you can:
  1. Extract and edit the .pmz file (see Map Editing.
  2. Send your updated map:
     • Email it to Boris@pMetro.su (original pMetro author).
     • Or open a GitHub Issue with the corrected file attached.

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🌐 Help with Translations

• The user interface currently supports English, Dutch (NL), French (FR), and Russian (RU).
• City names are available in 24 languages, so the app is globally accessible.
• Maps themselves are usually in English only — if you want to adapt a map to another language, you can patch it manually (see Map Editing.

If you’d like to add or improve translations:

• Open a pull request with updated string files, or
• Attach the updated translation to a GitHub Issue.

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🐞 Report Bugs

• Found a crash or glitch?
• Please open a GitHub Issue with:
  • Device model and Android version
  • Steps to reproduce
  • Screenshots or logs, if possible

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💻 Improve the Code

• Clone the repo:
  git clone https://github.com/RomanGolovanov/ametro.git
• Open it in Android Studio and build (see Install).
• Follow standard GitHub workflow: fork, branch, commit, and open a pull request.
• Code is licensed under GPL-3.0.

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🙌 Spread the Word

• Share aMetro with friends, travellers, or metro enthusiasts.
• Star the GitHub repo to show support.
• Help test new releases when they land on Google Play, RuStore or GitHub.

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Thank you for helping keep aMetro accurate, useful, and open!