Simple AskGeo API wrapper. See AskGeo to obtain an API Key.
$ npm install askgeo
timezone returns a TimeZone object. An example:
{
IsInside: 'true',
AskGeoId: 12580,
MinDistanceKm: 0,
TimeZoneId: 'America/New_York',
ShortName: 'EDT',
CurrentOffsetMs: -14400000,
WindowsStandardName: 'Eastern Standard Time',
InDstNow: 'true'
}
Account id and api keys can be set as environment variables and will be attempted to retrieve at process.env.ASK_GEO_ACCOUNT_ID and process.env.ASK_GEO_API_KEY. If they are set then the callback in each function can be moved up two arguments.
Given a lat, lon point, return a TimeZone object.
askgeo.timezone(38.9001028, -76.9997817, console.log);
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Simple wrapper for the AskGeo web API
We found that askgeo demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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