inside_geofence v1.0.0

Inside GeoFence

This package will help you to identify if a (latitude / longitude) is within a circular or polygonal geofence

Installation

npm install --save inside_geofence yarn add inside_geofence

Usage

Complete Example

const { pointInCircle, pointInPolygon } = require('inside_geofence');

// Circle  Geofence
geofenceCircle = { 
    circleLat : 25.675992,
    circleLng : -100.322234,
    circleRadius : 0.05 // Radius in KM (kilometers)
}

console.log(pointInCircle(25.676224, -100.321972 , circle)); //inside
console.log(pointInCircle(25.676348, -100.321823 , circle)); //outside

The above will return the result as 
{ result: true, distanceFromCenter: 0.036808906536072265 }
{ result: false, distanceFromCenter: 0.05712698970054393 }

// Polygon  Geofence


let polygonGeofence = [
    [25.677076287573513, -100.32288908958435 ], 
    [25.675403539167014,-100.32313585281373],
    [25.675142472268792,-100.32124757766725],
    [25.675558245207203,-100.32118320465088],
    [25.675654936380383,-100.3220844268799],
    [25.676148060143237,-100.3219771385193],
    [25.676070707531043,-100.32109737396242],
    [25.67693125251409,-100.32103300094606]
]

console.log(pointInPolygon([ 25.676400, -100.320334], polygonGeofence)); //false
console.log(pointInPolygon([ 25.676453, -100.321505], polygonGeofence)); //true
console.log(pointInPolygon([ 25.676543, -100.321081], polygonGeofence)); //true
console.log(pointInPolygon([ 25.676541, -100.320999], polygonGeofence)); //false