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bitgeo

v2.0.0

Published

Transforms any GeoJSON into a data structure that can be efficiently queried to determine (roughly) where data is present or absent.

Downloads

654

Readme

bitgeo

Transforms any GeoJSON into a data structure that can be efficiently queried to determine (roughly) where data is present or absent.

API

var bitgeo = require('bitgeo');

bitgeo(data, options)

Given any GeoJSON data, generate a BitBox with the provided options.

Supported options:

  • resolution - The size (width and height) of a "cell" in the same units as the input data.
  • origin - By default, [0, 0] is considered the origin.

bitgeo.or(datas, options)

A convenience function for creating a bitbox that is the union of an array of GeoJSON data objects.

bitgeo.and(datas, options)

A convenience function for creating a bitbox that is the intersection of an array of GeoJSON data objects.

BitBox

var bitbox = bitgeo(data, options);

A bitbox is a (conceptually) rasterized representation of vector data containing information about where data is present and absent.

bitbox.get(i, j)

Test if data is present at the provided location. The i and j values are offsets from the origin in terms of the bitbox resolution. For example, if a bitbox is created with resolution: 10, then bitbox.get(1, 2) would return true if there is data between [10, 20] and [20, 30] (with upper bounds being exclusive).

bitbox.forEach(callback)

Calls the provided callback for each true bit in the bitbox. The callback will be called with i and j as arguments. If the callback returns false, iteration will stop.

bitbox.contains(minI, minJ, maxI, maxJ)

Determine if all, some, or none of a range of bits are true. Returns bitgeo.ALL if all of the bits in the provided range are true, bitgeo.SOME if some bits are true and some are false, and bitgeo.NONE if all of the bits in the range are false. Ranges are inclusive (both min and max values are tested).

bitbox.or(other)

Return a bitbox that is the union of two bitboxes (bitbox and other).

bitbox.and(other)

Return a bitbox that is the intersection of two bitboxes (bitbox and other).

bitbox.getArea()

Returns the area of the bitbox where data is present (this will be an integer multiple of resolution * resolution).