@signalk/course-provider
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Signal K server plugin that acts as a Course data provider.
Note: This plugin should ONLY be installed on Signal K Server version 2.0 or later!
This plugin populates the following course data paths found under navigation.course.calcValues as well as providing an API endpoint at /signalk/v2/api/vessels/self/navigation/course/calcValues:
calcMethodbearingTrackTruebearingTrackMagneticcrossTrackErrorpreviousPoint.distancedistancebearingTruebearingMagneticvelocityMadeGoodtimeToGoestimatedTimeOfArrivaltargetSpeedAND
performance.velocityMadeGoodToWaypointAdditionally it will raise the following notification:
notifications.navigation.arrivalCircleEntered: alert message is sent when the value of distance falls below the value of navigation.course.nextPoint.arrivalCircle.
notifications.navigation.perpendicularPassed: alert message is sent when the perpendicular line (relative to navigation.course.previousPoint.position at the destination has been passed by the vessel.
Notifications: provides configuration for generated notifications.
sound flag for any notifications generated.Calculation method: Select the course calculation method to use and the paths to populate.
v1.1.0
performance.velocityMadeGoodToWaypoint.navigation.magneticVariation is undefined to ensure bearingTrackMagnetic & bearingMagnetic have a value.FAQs
Course data provider plugin for SignalK Server.
The npm package @signalk/course-provider receives a total of 367 weekly downloads. As such, @signalk/course-provider popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @signalk/course-provider demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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