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shape2geohash

A small library that turns any GeoJSON shape into a list of geohashes.

Installation

npm install shape2geohash

Usage

const shape2geohash = require("shape2geohash")

// Providing polygon as GeoJSON
const geohashes1 = await shape2geohash({
  type: "Polygon",
  coordinates: [
    [
      [13.0, 52.5], //[long, lat]
      [13.3, 52.5],
      [13.3, 52.2],
      [13.0, 52.2],
      [13.0, 52.5], // make sure the last coordinate is equal to the first one
    ]
  ]
})

// returns ["u336xp", etc.]


// Providing polygon as an array of coordinates
const geohashes2 = await shape2geohash([
  [
    [13.0, 52.5], //[long, lat]
    [13.3, 52.5],
    [13.3, 52.2],
    [13.0, 52.2],
    [13.0, 52.5], // make sure the last coordinate is equal to the first one
  ]
])

// returns ["u336xp", etc.]

shape2geohash(geoJSON, options)

• geoJSON can be any of these things:
  • Any GeoJSON object of the following type:
    • FeatureCollection
    • Feature
    • Polygon
    • MultiPolygon
    • LineString
    • MultiLineString
    • Point
    • MultiPoint
  • A single polygon as a simple array of coordinates
  • An array of polygons

Returns a promise that resolves to an array of geohashes that intersect with the given shape(s)

Options

const defaultOptions = {
  precision: 6,
  hashMode: "intersect",
  minIntersect: 0,
  allowDuplicates: true,
  customWriter: null
}

• precision: Length of the returned geohashes. Also known as geohash level (Level 6 geohash = u336dc)
• hashMode: Determines what kind of hashes are being included. Available modes are:
  • intersect: Includes all geohashes that intersect with the shape.
  • envelope: Includes all geohashes that are inside the rectangular border of the shape.
  • insideOnly: Includes only the geohashes that are fully within the polygon.
  • border: Includes only the geohashes that intersect with the border of the polygon.
• minIntersect: Percentage value between 0 and 1. Defines the minimum area of a geohash that needs to be covered by the polygon to be included in the geohash list. This is only relevant for the edge of the polygon when using the hashMode intersect.
• allowDuplicates: Determines if the output array may contain duplicate geohashes. These can occur when, for example, multiple polygons overlap.
• customWriter: Custom Writable Stream that can used for custom stream processing. See Custom Stream Processing section for more details.

Custom Stream Processing

This package uses Node.js Streams to process the incoming shape row-wise from top to bottom. You can substitute the internally used Writable Stream with your custom Writable Stream. This may be useful if you want to process extremely large polygons.

You need to implement the write method to receive the data. The data passed into the write method will be all geohashes that are in the current row from top to bottom.

Since the incoming data is always an array you MUST enable objectMode!

const Stream = require("stream")

const myGeohashes = []
const myCustomWriter = new Stream.Writable({
  objectMode: true, // THIS IS IMPORTANT
  write: (rowGeohashes, enc, callback) => {
    // rowGeohashes = ["u336xp", ...]
    // Do some processing with the incoming geohashes per row
    myGeohashes.push(...rowGeohashes)
    callback()
  },
})

shape2geohash(polygon, { 
  customWriter: myCustomWriter,
  // ...other options
})

Testing

run npm test

Afterwards you can open the index.html in test/visualization to see a visualization of the test.