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@tomasperezv/geolocation

v0.1.0

Published

Retrieve geolocation information, compute distances and paths over geographic coordinates

Downloads

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Readme

geolocation

Library for retrieving geolocation informatoin, computing distances and paths over geographic coordinates.

It provides an abstraction layer based on promises on top of the Google Maps API and the Geolocation HTML API.

Basic usage

The library provides the object Geolocation that contains the different utilities.

Geolocation.Detector

Wraps functionality related with the navigator.geolocation API.

  • Detect user's position
Geolocation.Detector.detect()
  .then((position) => {
    console.log(position.coords.latitude);  // e.g. 60.34
    console.log(position.coords.longitude); // e.g. 18.23
  });
  • Detect user's address
Geolocation.Detector.detectAddress()
  .then((address) => {
    console.log(address); // e.g. 'Calle Domingo Pardo, 11, 28035 Madrid, Spain'
  });
  • Obtain last computed position
Geolocation.Detector.getPositionCoordinates(); // e.g. { cords: { longitude: 60.45, latitude: 18.23 } }

Geolocation.PathFinder

Provides several different utilities to perform operations such as computing distances between coordinates.

  • Compute distance between 2 points: returning the length of the shortest path.
const origin = new google.maps.LatLng(40.4811241,-3.7207215);
const destination = new google.maps.LatLng(40.4822748,-3.7181358)

const distance = Geolocation.PathFinder.computeDistance(origin, destination); // 253.6543534046843 (meters)
  • Given a path composed by geographic points, filter it based on the distance passed as argument so the returned path distance is less or equal to the distance.
const path = [
  new google.maps.LatLng(40.4811241,-3.7207215),
  new google.maps.LatLng(40.4822748,-3.7181358),
  new google.maps.LatLng(40.4806753,-3.7138657)
];

const newPath = Geolocation.PathFinder.filterPathByDistance(path, 500); // Reduce the list of points to a path of 500 meters.
  • Given a path composed by geographic points, filter it based on the arrival time passed as argument so the returned path distance is less or equal to the distance.
const path = [
  new google.maps.LatLng(40.4811241,-3.7207215),
  new google.maps.LatLng(40.4822748,-3.7181358),
  new google.maps.LatLng(40.4806753,-3.7138657)
];

// Compose a new path based on an estimated arrival time and a base speed of 50 km/h
const newPath = Geolocation.PathFinder.filterPathByArrivalTime(path, 50, 'Sun Feb 24 2016 10:52:36 GMT+0100');

Run the tests

npm test

Linter

eslint ./src/ ./test/