GeoPoint represents a geographic point for node.js and the browser, and provides distance between points and radius bounding box calculations.
npm install ts-geopoint
const GeoPoint = require('ts-geopoint');
const statueOfLiberty = new GeoPoint(40.689604, -74.04455);
import { GeoPoint } from 'ts-geopoint';
const statueOfLiberty = new GeoPoint(40.689604, -74.04455);
latitude
: Latitudelongitude
: LongitudeinRadians
:true
if the latitude and longitude are in radians, defaults tofalse
.latitude(inRadians)
: Return the point's latitude. By default, the latitude is in degrees, unlessinRadians
istrue
.longitude(inRadians)
: Return the point's longitude. By default, the longitude is in degrees, unlessinRadians
istrue
.distanceTo(point, inKilometers)
: Calculate the distance to anotherGeoPoint
instance. By default, the distance is calculated in miles, unlessinKilometers
istrue
.boundingCoordinates(distance, radius, inKilometers)
: Calculates the bounding coordinates ofdistance
from the point and returns an array with the SW and NE points of the bounding box . Ifradius
is not provided, the radius of the Earth will be used. The distance is calculated in miles unlessinKilometers
istrue
GeoPoint.degreesToRadians(value)
: Convertsvalue
in degrees to radiansGeoPoint.radiansToDegrees(value)
: Convertsvalue
in radians to degreesGeoPoint.milesToKilometers(value)
: Convertsvalue
in miles to kilometersGeoPoint.kilometersToMiles(value)
: Convertsvalue
in kilometers to miles
Tests can be run with npm test
.
- This library is derived from the code presented in Finding Points Within a Distance of a Latitude/Longitude Using Bounding Coordinates by Jan Philip Matuschek.
- This library is also the javascript port of node-geopoint.