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geoip_from_cities

v2.2.0

Published

Find the lattitude and longitude from a locally cached cities.json as opposed to google geoip which has limits of 2500 requests per day.

Downloads

8

Readme

geoip_from_cities

npm version

Figure out the latittude and longitude of a city in a country. Doesn't use the error prone google geoip lookup. The google's geo tools have limitation on number 2500 requests per day.

This bites us periodically, if wish to stay away from the above, then you are at the right spot.

We wanted an easy way for users to do fuzzy search (simple) by typing the city + country and then visualize them in the globe based on lattitude and longitude.

So this might be opionated..

How to use this npm

This npm used ramda. If you are functional, then we recommend you try it.

Knowledge of ramda is a plus

ramda

fillWithGeoInfo

This function when given inputs city, and ISO country code will provide the lattitude and longitude.

Note the ISO country code is 2 characters.

This looks for an exact match. So the recommended way is to do a locateCity and then call fillWithGeoInfo.


const   RioGeo   = require('geoip_from_cities');

const G =  new RioGeo({});

console.log("1. LIVE Delhi, IN");
const t = G.fillWithGeoInfo("Delhi", "IN");
console.log(JSON.stringify(t));

locateCity

This function when given inputs city (or) few character of a city name, and ISO country code will provide the matches.

Note the ISO country code is 2 characters.

This returns as many results as possible.


const   RioGeo   = require('geoip_from_cities');

const G =  new RioGeo({});

console.log("1. LIVE Delhi, IN");
const t = G.locateCity("Delhi", "IN");
console.log(JSON.stringify(t));

Refer test.js for more test cases.

This npm uses the cities.json and groups the cites + countries.

The results are cached.

To get a live result always


const   RioGeo   = require('geoip_from_cities');

const G =  new RioGeo({});

console.log("1. LIVE Delhi, IN");
const t = G.locateCity("Delhi", "IN", true);
console.log(JSON.stringify(t));

Development

Edit files in the src directory.

Finally the functions exported are in src/index.js as declared in main of package.json.

The files in lib/*.js are transpiled by babel.


yarn install

node test.js

node bench.js

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License

MIT