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webdggrid

v1.0.5

Published

Wasm package for DGGRID

Downloads

9

Readme

Web Assembly version of DGGRID

A wrapper for DGGRID in Web Assembly. Based on last DGGRID c++ library developed by Dr. Kevin

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How to use

Please check tests folder for more examples.

in browser


const WebdggridLocal = await import("../dist/index.js").then(m => m.Webdggrid).catch(console.log);
import { Webdggrid as WebdggridExternal } from "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/webDggrid/dist/index.js";

const Webdggrid = WebdggridLocal ?? WebdggridExternal;

const webdggrid = await Webdggrid.load();
const seqNum = dggs.geoToSequenceNum([[0, 0]]);

In nodejs

import { Webdggrid } from 'webdggrid'
const dggs = await Webdggrid.load();
const seqNum = dggs.geoToSequenceNum([[0, 0]]);

Supported Functions

Grid Creation

Grid Statistics

Grid Conversions

Changes

Slow development pace.

1.0.5

  • Added support to SeqNumGrid

Development

Make sure to setup emscripten on your machine.

The development process involves modifying the cpp code and use utils/make.js to build the library.

| Folder | Desc | |----------|:-------------:| | src-cpp| The src file of the DGGRID. It is inspired from DGGRIDR project.| | src-ts| The src file js wrapper around the emscripten code to make it easier to interact with library in more js friendly approach.| | lib-wasm | The js output that emscripten generates | | lib-wasm-py | experimental python wrapper | | tests| JS unit tests |

To build the entire library simply run yarn build

It will build webassembly file and also builds the typescript wrapper.

Server the emscripten output [just for development purpuse]

Run the following command. It will open the emscripten's default page to test the wasm file. Just navigate to libdggrid.html yarn serve

you can invoke the functions similar to

Module.DgGEO_to_SEQNUM(0,0,0,4,10,'HEXAGON','ISEA',[0],[0])
``