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@spreeloop/geolocation

v1.0.1

Published

spreeloop core geolocation package

Readme

@spreeloop/geolocation

Package de géolocalisation pour Spreeloop, fournissant du reverse geocoding via OpenStreetMap.

Installation

npm install @spreeloop/geolocation

Usage

Basic Usage

import {
  GeocodingInterface,
  UserAgent,
} from '@spreeloop/geolocation';

const userAgent: UserAgent = {
  applicationName: 'my-app',
  supportContact: '[email protected]',
  version: '1.0.0',
  build: 'abc123',
};

const service = GeocodingInterface.createOpenStreetMap(userAgent);

const address = await service.reverseGeocoding({
  latitude: 4.0528,
  longitude: 9.7173,
});

if (address) {
  console.log(address.suburbTownCity()); // "New Deido, Deido, Douala I"
  console.log(address.city); // "Douala I"
  console.log(address.countryCode); // "cm"
}

Using Fake Implementation for Testing

import { GeocodingInterface } from '@spreeloop/geolocation';

const service = GeocodingInterface.createFake();
const address = await service.reverseGeocoding({
  latitude: 4.0528,
  longitude: 9.7173,
});
// Returns a fake address from Douala, Cameroon

API

GeocodingInterface

Abstract class providing factory methods for creating geocoding service implementations.

  • static createFake(): GeocodingInterface - Creates a fake implementation for testing
  • static createOpenStreetMap(userAgent: UserAgent): GeocodingInterface - Creates an OpenStreetMap implementation

Abstract method:

  • reverseGeocoding(params: { latitude: number; longitude: number; }): Promise<GeocodingAddress | null>

Exports

The package exports the following:

  • GeocodingInterface - Abstract class with factory methods and reverse geocoding interface
  • GeocodingAddress - Class representing a geocoded address
  • UserAgent - Interface for user agent configuration

GeocodingAddress

Class representing a geocoded address:

  • suburb: string | null - The sub-road's name
  • town: string | null - The town's name
  • city: string | null - The city's name
  • countryCode: string | null - The country code
  • toJson(): Record<string, string | null> - Serialize to JSON
  • suburbTownCity(): string - Get formatted "suburb, town, city" string

UserAgent

Interface for user agent information required by OpenStreetMap API:

interface UserAgent {
  applicationName: string;
  supportContact: string;
  version: string;
  build: string;
}

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build
npm run build

# Run tests
npm test

# Run linter
npm run lint

License

MIT