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phdevutils/geo

Packagist Version

Philippine geo utilities for PHP — a representative coordinate for every PSGC city/municipality plus haversine distance, nearest-city, and within-radius helpers. PHP companion to the npm package @ph-dev-utils/geo.

Coordinates are keyed by the same 6-digit PSGC cityMunCode as phdevutils/core, so they join cleanly.

Quick start

API

Method Returns
Geo::listCoords($filter = []) array of coordinates — filter by region and/or province (null matches NCR / independent cities)
Geo::findCoord($query) coordinate array or null — by 6-digit PSGC code or city name ("City of X" / "X City" tolerant)
Geo::distanceKm($a, $b) float or null — great-circle km; each arg is ['lat'=>,'lng'=>] or a code/name
Geo::nearestCity($point, $n = 1) array — n nearest, nearest first (each with distanceKm)
Geo::withinRadiusKm($point, $km) array — all within $km, nearest first
Geo::meta() array — provenance + license note for the bundled data

Each coordinate array: cityMunCode (6-digit PSGC), name, province (4-digit code or null for NCR / independent cities), region (2-digit code), lat (float), lng (float), points (int — GeoNames postal points averaged into the centroid). nearestCity / withinRadiusKm results add a distanceKm (float) key.

A point argument is either a ['lat' => float, 'lng' => float] array or a string PSGC code / city name resolvable via Geo::findCoord.

Data & disclaimer

Each coordinate is a representative point — the mean of the GeoNames postal-code points that map to the city/municipality — intended for distance/proximity work. It is not an official PSA centroid or a survey-grade location. Coordinates are derived from the GeoNames Philippines postal dump (CC BY 4.0); the ZIP → cityMunCode join is reused from phdevutils/postal and names/provinces/regions from the PSA Q4 2024 PSGC. See the NOTICE file for attribution.

License

MIT. Bundled coordinate data © GeoNames, CC BY 4.0.

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