When interacting with Google Maps via JavaScript, the result objects that are returned are tough to work with. GeoFormatter is a JS port of the geocoder Ruby gem's Google result converter, which wraps a GeocoderResult from Google Maps API v3 object to provide convenience methods. Basic usage:
// boilerplate geocoding
geocoder.geocode({ 'address': address }, function(results, status){
if (status === google.maps.GeocoderStatus.OK){
// wrap a result
var geo = new GeoFormatter(results[0]);
// use the convenience methods
console.log('city:' + geo.getCity() );
console.log('state:' + geo.getState() );
}
});Supports AMD, CommonJS, and as a GeoFormatter browser global.
Takes a google.maps.GeocoderResult
- getCoordinates()
- getAddress()
- getNeighborhood()
- getCity()
- getState()
- getStateCode()
- getSubState()
- getSubStateCode()
- getCountry()
- getCountryCode()
- getPostalCode()
- getRoute()
- getStreetNumber()
- getStreetAddress()
- getTypes()
- getFormattedAddress()
- getGeometry()
- getPrecision()
npm install
bundle install
npm test