juliangut / gps
GPS coordinates manipulation
Requires
- php: >=5.3.3
Requires (Dev)
- phpmd/phpmd: ~2.2
- phpunit/phpunit: ~4.5
- sebastian/phpcpd: ~2.0
- squizlabs/php_codesniffer: ~2
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-10-15 11:54:44 UTC
README
Juliangut GPS coordinates manipulation
GPS coordination handler and manipulation library.
Installation
Best way to install is using Composer:
php composer.phar require juliangut/gps
Then require_once the autoload file:
require_once './vendor/autoload.php';
Usage
// Create a point with or without coordinates $gpsPoint = new Point(); $gpsPoint = new Point('48° 0.858277778N, 2°0.2945 E'); // Eiffel tower // Set coordinates together $gpsPoint->set('41.9, 12.5'); // Rome // Set separated coordinates for Empire State Building $this->point->setLatitude('40°44′ 54.3″N'); $this->point->setLongitude('73° 59′9″ W'); echo $gpsPoint->get(Point::FORMAT_DD); // Default if none especified echo $gpsPoint->get(Point::FORMAT_DM); echo $gpsPoint->get(Point::FORMAT_DMS);
Available formats
Any of the following formats can be used to set and retrieve GPS coordinates:
- Decimal Degrees (DD)
Point::FORMAT_DD
, eg: '41.9,12.5' - Decimal Minutes (DM)
Point::FORMAT_DM
, eg: '48°0.858277778N 2°0.2945E' - Degrees Minutes Seconds (DMS)
Point::FORMAT_DMS
, eg: '40°44′54.3″N,73°59′9″W'
Considerations
When setting coordinates spaces and comma are completely optional, there is no difference between , 40° 44′ 54.3″ N, 73° 59′ 9″ W
and 40°44′54.3″N73°59′9″W
When setting coordinates you can use ′
or '
for minutes and ″
or "
for seconds (review raw document to see the difference between them)
When retrieving coordinates won't have any spaces
When retrieving coordinates '
and "
will be used for minutes and seconds. Coordinates will be comma separated
Contributing
Found a bug or have a feature request? Please open a new issue. Have a look at existing issues before
See file CONTRIBUTING.md
License
Release under BSD-3-Clause License.
See file LICENSE included with the source code for a copy of the license terms