A simple haversine formula module for Node.js
$ npm install haversine
var haversine = require('haversine')
start = {
latitude: 30.849635,
longitude: -83.24559
}
end = {
latitude: 27.950575,
longitude: -82.457178
}
console.log(haversine(start, end))
console.log(haversine(start, end, {unit: 'mile'}))
console.log(haversine(start, end, {unit: 'meter'}))
console.log(haversine(start, end, {threshold: 1}))
console.log(haversine(start, end, {threshold: 1, unit: 'mile'}))
console.log(haversine(start, end, {threshold: 1, unit: 'meter'}))
options.unit - Unit of measurement applied to result (default km)options.threshold - If passed, will result in library returning boolean value of whether or not the start and end points are within that supplied threshold. (default null)FAQs
A simple haversine module
The npm package haversine receives a total of 43,747 weekly downloads. As such, haversine popularity was classified as popular.
We found that haversine 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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