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@math.gl/web-mercator

Utilities for perspective-enabled Web Mercator projections

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What is @math.gl/web-mercator?

@math.gl/web-mercator is a JavaScript library that provides utilities for working with Web Mercator projections. It is part of the math.gl suite of libraries and is designed to facilitate geographic calculations and transformations, particularly for mapping and visualization applications.

What are @math.gl/web-mercator's main functionalities?

Project geographic coordinates to Web Mercator

This feature allows you to project geographic coordinates (longitude and latitude) to Web Mercator coordinates. The code sample demonstrates how to create a WebMercatorViewport and project a specific geographic coordinate to Web Mercator coordinates.

const { WebMercatorViewport } = require('@math.gl/web-mercator');

const viewport = new WebMercatorViewport({
  width: 800,
  height: 600,
  longitude: -122.45,
  latitude: 37.78,
  zoom: 12
});

const [x, y] = viewport.project([-122.45, 37.78]);
console.log(`Projected coordinates: (${x}, ${y})`);

Unproject Web Mercator coordinates to geographic coordinates

This feature allows you to unproject Web Mercator coordinates back to geographic coordinates (longitude and latitude). The code sample demonstrates how to create a WebMercatorViewport and unproject a specific Web Mercator coordinate to geographic coordinates.

const { WebMercatorViewport } = require('@math.gl/web-mercator');

const viewport = new WebMercatorViewport({
  width: 800,
  height: 600,
  longitude: -122.45,
  latitude: 37.78,
  zoom: 12
});

const [longitude, latitude] = viewport.unproject([400, 300]);
console.log(`Geographic coordinates: (${longitude}, ${latitude})`);

Calculate the bounding box of a viewport

This feature allows you to calculate the geographic bounding box of a viewport. The code sample demonstrates how to create a WebMercatorViewport and get the bounding box of the viewport.

const { WebMercatorViewport } = require('@math.gl/web-mercator');

const viewport = new WebMercatorViewport({
  width: 800,
  height: 600,
  longitude: -122.45,
  latitude: 37.78,
  zoom: 12
});

const bounds = viewport.getBounds();
console.log(`Bounding box: ${JSON.stringify(bounds)}`);

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Package last updated on 11 May 2020

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