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dmitry-satellite-stream

v0.1.4

Published

stream satellite location and movement data

Downloads

18

Readme

Dmitry Satellite Stream

A Node Module that creates a readable stream to track the location of satellites... currently limited to the ISS, but that is still pretty cool.

Caveat

I decided to use some of the ES6 syntax that I am learning in my own time on this project as well; the upshot is that this module wants Node v4 or better. NPM will give you a friendly reminder if you npm install this with a lower version of Node.

Implementation

To download:

$ npm install dmitry-satellite-stream

To use in a project:

var IssStream = require('dmitry-satellite-stream');
// Or
import IssStream from 'dmitry-satellite-stream';

...

// To instantiate
var mySatelliteStream = new IssStream('25544', 1000);

// To receive data, set a listener or pipe to a writeable stream 
// as you would for any Readable stream.
mySatelliteStream.on('data', (dat)=>{
  console.log(typeof dat); // 'object'
});

var anyWriteStream = fs.createWriteStream('foo.txt');

mySatelliteStream.pipe(anyWriteStream);

API

constructor(<satellite ID>, <interval>, [options])
/** @example */
const IssStream = require('dmitry-sateillite-stream');

var myIssStream = new IssStream('25544', 1000, { calculateChange: true });
parameters

|parameter|type|description| |---|---|---| |satellite ID|String|The NORAD catalog id of the satellite you want to stream data for. Default is "25544", the International Space Station.| |interval|Number|The time in milliseconds to wait to get new data from the service. Minimum and default are 1000.| |options (optional)|Object|A map of flags that can alter the data the stream provides|

options

Currently, only one option is supported.

|option name|type|description| |---|---|---| |calculateChange|Boolean|If true, the stream data will also contain the change per second in latitude and longitude of the satellite's position.|

options can be set after instantiation using the method setOptions;

/** @example */
const IssStream = require('dmitry-satellite-stream');

var myIssStream = new IssStream('25544', 1000);

myIssStream.setOptions({calculateChange: true});

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