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open-location-code-php

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This is a modern PHP port of the google/open-location-code repository. Please visit https://github.com/google/open-location-code for discussion and up-to-date information about Open Location Code ("OLC", aka "Plus Code") itself. This repository only concerns the PHP implementation.

But still, a short quote from said repository to introduce Open Location Code (OLC):

Open Location Code is a technology that gives a way of encoding location into a form that is easier to use than latitude and longitude. The codes generated are called plus codes, as their distinguishing attribute is that they include a "+" character.

An external demo is available to showcase the functionality of Open Lcation Code.

Implementation notes

This PHP implementation is adapted from the Java implementation of google/open-location-code.

This implementation tries to use latest PHP features where possible.

Licence follows google/open-location-code.

Installation

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Special Notice: to ensure 32-bit PHP compatibility, this library will check the PHP runtime and, if it detects a 32-bit PHP runtime, will use float variables instead of int variables to calculate Open Location Codes. This may cause some unintended inaccuracies in 32-bit PHP, but generally speaking, there should be no problems.

Example code

Checking and creating OLC codes

Other references

A quick reference of available classes/methods; please see the PHPDoc for details.

OpenLocationCode:

CodeArea:

Testing

via PHPUnit; first ensure PHPUnit has been set up correctly:

Then:


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