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node-distance-matrix

v1.2.0

Published

A node distance matrix package that consumes Google Distance Matrix API to get distances between locations

Downloads

40

Readme

node-distance-matrix

A distance matrix package that consumes Google Distance Matrix API to get distances between locations

How To Use

Install the package using:

npm install node-distance-matrix --save

Require and initialize the package using:

  • const NodeDistanceMatrix = require('node-distance-matrix);

Access the getDistanceMatrix method using

  • const distanceMatrix = NodeDistanceMatrix.getDistanceMatrix(apiKey, origin, destination, mode, unitType);

Access the getDistanceMatrixWithTraffic method using

  • const distanceMatrixWithTraffic = NodeDistanceMatrix.getDistanceMatrixWithTraffic(apiKey, origin, destination, departure_time, unitType);

apiKey is the google console key for your project.

origin is the start location for the distance, which can be an address or a latitude/longitude, it can also be an array of locations.

destination is the end location, which can be an address or a latitude/longitude, it can also be an array of locations.

mode is the mode of transportation, it can be driving (default), walking or bicycling.

departure_time is a date integer in seconds since midnight, January 1, 1970 UTC

unitType is the unit for calculating the distance matrix, it can be imperial (default), or metric.

Access the distance data using a thenable:

distanceMatrix.then(response => { console.log(response.data) });

To access the sample mock response for the package, use:

const mockDistanceMatrix = NodeDistanceMatrix.getMockDistanceMatrix();

Then,

mockDistanceMatrix.then(response => { console.log(response.data) });

Using Async/Await

To access the distance matrix using async/await method, use the folowing method.

import DistanceMatrix from 'node-distance-matrix';

const getDistanceMatrix = async () => {
  const distanceMatrix = await DistanceMatrix.getDistanceMatrix(apikey, origin, destination);
  console.log(distanceMatrix.data);
}

Return Traffic Data

To access the distance matrix with traffic data, specify a departure_time as an integer in seconds. We use the getDistanceMatrixWithTraffic method.

import DistanceMatrix from 'node-distance-matrix';

const dateInteger = Date.parse('November 1, 2020');

const getDistanceMatrixWithTraffic = async () => {
  const distanceMatrixWithTraffic = await DistanceMatrix.getDistanceMatrixWithTraffic(apikey, origin, destination, dateInteger);
  console.log(distanceMatrixWithTraffic.data);
}

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