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A tiny, typed wrapper around spatie/geocoder.

Turn an address string into latitude/longitude coordinates behind a single, clean interface—no array digging, no magic numbers, just a typed result or null.

Why use it?

🎯 Typed result — Get a Coordinates object with float $latitude and float $longitude, not a loose array
🧩 Interface-first — Depend on the Geocode interface, swap implementations or mock it in tests
🚫 No surprises — Returns null when an address can't be resolved instead of (0, 0) coordinates

Installation

composer require maarheeze/geocode

Requires PHP 8.3+.

Usage

Build a Geocode instance with GeocodeFactory. It takes your Google Maps API key—nothing else—and wires up the underlying HTTP client and Spatie geocoder for you:

use Maarheeze\Geocode\GeocodeFactory;

$geocode = GeocodeFactory::create('your-google-maps-api-key');

$result = $geocode->getCoordinatesForAddress('Stationsstraat 1, Maarheeze');

if ($result === null) {
    // Address could not be resolved.
    return;
}

echo $result->latitude;
echo $result->longitude;

Distance between two addresses

Geocode two addresses and measure the distance between them:

use Maarheeze\Geocode\GeocodeFactory;

$geocode = GeocodeFactory::create('your-google-maps-api-key');

$eindhoven = $geocode->getCoordinatesForAddress('Eindhoven');
$maarheeze = $geocode->getCoordinatesForAddress('Maarheeze');

if ($eindhoven === null || $maarheeze === null) {
    // One of the addresses could not be resolved.
    return;
}

echo $eindhoven->distanceTo($maarheeze)->asKilometers(); // e.g. 18.7

API

`Geocode::getCoordinatesForAddress(string $address): ?Coordinates`

Resolves an address to coordinates. Returns a Coordinates object on success, or null when the address can't be geocoded.

Throws Maarheeze\Geocode\Exceptions\GeocodingFailed when the lookup itself fails—a transport error or an error returned by the geocoding service (e.g. an invalid API key or exceeded quota). A null result means "not found"; an exception means "could not look up".

`Coordinates`

A readonly value object holding the result:

float $latitude
float $longitude

`Coordinates::distanceTo(Coordinates $other): Distance`

Returns the great-circle distance to another point (Haversine) as a Distance.

`Distance`

A readonly value object wrapping a distance, with unit-explicit accessors:

asMeters(): float
asKilometers(): float

License

MIT

maarheeze / geocode

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