Tool for encoding geographic coordinates as sequence of words from bip39 or other dictionary
Tool for encoding geographic coordinates as sequence of words from bip39 or other dictionary
yarn global add geowords
or
npm install --global geowords
> geowords encode 23 23 4
ship add travel abstract
> geowords decode ship add travel
22.9998779296875 22.9998779296875
> geowords decode ship add
22.939453125 22.8515625
geowords encode [lat] [lon] [words] [options]
lat latitude [required]
lon longitude [required]
words number of words [default: 4]
geowords.js decode [words...]
words coordinates encoded as words [required]
--dict select embedded dictionary ( bip39 | doi )
[default: "bip39"]
--dictFile load dictionary from file [string]
geowords.js dictionary [sourceFile] [dictFile]
sourceFile file containing text to create dictionary from [required]
dictFile file to save dictionary to [required]
--help Show help [boolean]
--version Show version number [boolean]
--minWordLength minimum word length [default: 3]
--maxWordLength maximum word length [default: 10]
--maxLength maximum dictionary length [default: 4096]
--format output format ( list | json | esm )[string] [default: "list"]
yarn add geowords
or
npm install --save geowords
npm test
👤 Michał Łaszczewski
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check issues page. You can also take a look at the contributing guide.
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Copyright © 2022 Michał Łaszczewski.
This project is BSD--3--Clause licensed.
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Tool for encoding geographic coordinates as sequence of words from bip39 or other dictionary
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