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@itsjoekent/geokdbush

v1.1.1

Published

A geographic extension for [kdbush](https://github.com/mourner/kdbush), the fastest static spatial index for points in JavaScript.

Downloads

2

Readme

geokdbush Build Status

A geographic extension for kdbush, the fastest static spatial index for points in JavaScript.

It implements fast nearest neighbors queries for locations on Earth, taking Earth curvature and date line wrapping into account. Inspired by sphere-knn, but uses a different algorithm.

Example

var kdbush = require('kdbush');
var geokdbush = require('geokdbush');

var index = kdbush(points, (p) => p.lon, (p) => p.lat);

var nearest = geokdbush.around(index, -119.7051, 34.4363, 1000);

API

geokdbush.around(index, longitude, latitude[, maxResults, maxDistance, filterFn, distanceProp])

Returns an array of the closest points from a given location in order of increasing distance.

  • index: kdbush index.
  • longitude: query point longitude.
  • latitude: query point latitude.
  • maxResults: (optional) maximum number of points to return (Infinity by default).
  • maxDistance: (optional) maximum distance in kilometers to search within (Infinity by default).
  • filterFn: (optional) a function to filter the results with.
  • distanceProp: (optional) a key to append to each result containing the distance from the query point.

geokdbush.distance(longitude1, latitude1, longitude2, latitude2)

Returns great circle distance between two locations in kilometers.

Performance

This library is incredibly fast. The results below were obtained with npm run bench (Node v7.7.2, Macbook Pro 15 mid-2012).

benchmark | geokdbush | sphere-knn | naive --- | ---: | ---: | ---: index 138398 points | 69ms | 967ms | n/a query 1000 closest | 4ms | 4ms | 155ms query 50000 closest | 31ms | 368ms | 155ms query all 138398 | 80ms | 29.7s | 155ms 1000 queries of 1 | 55ms | 165ms | 18.4s