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@speleotica/compass

v5.1.2

Published

Compass Cave Survey data I/O

Downloads

5

Readme

@speleotica/compass

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Types and I/O methods for Compass Cave Survey data file formats

I'm not going to go to much trouble to document it here unless people ask, the types are pretty self-explanatory:

formatCompassDatFile

import { formatCompassDatFile } from '@speleotica/compass/dat'

It takes a CompassDatFile, and optionally an options hash with a write function. If you don't provide write, it will return the output as a string. Otherwise, it will call write with chunks of data, so you can pass write connected to a file write stream.

formatCompassMakFile

import { formatCompassMakFile } from '@speleotica/compass/mak'

It takes a CompassMakFile, and optionally an options hash with a write function. If you don't provide write, it will return the output as a string. Otherwise, it will call write with chunks of data, so you can pass write connected to a file write stream.

parseCompassMakFile

import { parseCompassMakFile } from '@speleotica/compass/mak'

Takes a SegmentParser and returns the parsed CompassMakFile. Throws if there are any parse errors.

parseCompassDatFile

import { parseCompassDatFile } from '@speleotica/compass/dat'

Signature

async function parseCompassDatFile(
  file: string,
  lines: AsyncIterable<string>
): Promise<CompassDatFile>

Node API

writeCompassDatFile(file: string, data: CompassDatFile): Promise<void>

import { writeCompassDatFile } from '@speleotica/compass/node'

Writes Compass survey data to the given file.

writeCompassMakFile(file: string, data: CompassMakFile): Promise<void>

import { writeCompassMakFile } from '@speleotica/compass/node'

Writes Compass project data to the given file.

parseCompassMakFile(file: string): Promise<CompassMakFile>

import { parseCompassMakFile } from '@speleotica/compass/node'

Parses a Compass project file.

parseCompassDatFile(file: string): Promise<CompassDatFile>

import { parseCompassDatFile } from '@speleotica/compass/node'

Parses a Compass survey file.

parseCompassMakAndDatFiles(file: string, task?: Task): Promise<CompassMakFile>

import { parseCompassMakAndDatFiles } from '@speleotica/compass/node'

Parses a Compass project file, then parses all of the linked survey files in it. All dat file directives in the result will have their data property set to the parsed CompassDatFile data.

The Task interface`

This allows you to receive progress notifications or cancel the parsing.

onProgress(progress: {message?: string, completed?: number, total?: number}): any

The function will call this method with progress updates. Not all fields may be set at the same time.

canceled: boolean

If you set this to true, the function will reject with a canceled Error.