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pebble-geocode-mapquest

v1.0.2

Published

Turn place names into coordinates using the MapQuest Geocoding API.

Downloads

6

Readme

pebble-geocode-mapquest

pebble-geocode-mapquest provides an API to convert a location into coordinates using MapQuest's geocoding API.

Installation

pebble package pebble-geocode-mapquest

You must be using a new-style project; install the latest pebble tool and SDK and run pebble convert-project on your app if you aren't.

Usage

The following needs to be added to your app.js:

var GeocodeMapquest = require('pebble-geocode-mapquest');
var geocodeMapquest = new GeocodeMapquest();

Pebble.addEventListener('appmessage', function(e) {
    geocodeMapquest.appMessageHandler(e);
 });
// This is not a complete example, but should demonstrate the basic usage

#include <pebble-geocode-mapquest/pebble-geocode-mapquest.h>

static void geocode_fetch_callback(GeocodeMapquestCoordinates *coordinates, GeocodeMapquestStatus status) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_INFO, "%ld", coordinates->latitude);
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_INFO, "%ld", coordinates->longitude);
    ...
}

static void init(void) {
  geocode_mapquest_init();
  geocode_mapquest_set_api_key(GEOCODE_API_KEY);

  geocode_mapquest_fetch("Seattle, WA", geocode_fetch_callback)
  ...
}

static void deinit(void) {
  geocode_mapquest_deinit();
  ...
}

You must call geocode_mapquest_init() first followed by geocode_mapquest_set_api_key(), preferably in your app's init function.

It is recommended to use a preprocessor define for your MapQuest API key instead of hard coding it, if only to prevent it from being stored in your repo history: CFLAGS="-DGEOCODE_API_KEY=\"thisismyapikey\" pebble build"

Before your app quits, you must call geocode_mapquest_deinit().

geocode_mapquest_fetch() takes a location string and a callback with the results of the geocode operation. If the operation failed for some reason that will be reflected in the status parameter to the callback.

geocode_mapquest_save() and geocode_mapquest_load() will save or load the most recent geocoding to the specified key. This is a good way to avoid excessive calls to the MapQuest API. Save the results and refresh only if the user specifies a different location.