Node library for geocoding and reverse geocoding. Can be used as a nodejs library
npm install node-geocoder
const NodeGeocoder = require('node-geocoder');
const options = {
provider: 'google',
// Optional depending on the providers
fetch: customFetchImplementation,
apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY', // for Mapquest, OpenCage, Google Premier
formatter: null // 'gpx', 'string', ...
};
const geocoder = NodeGeocoder(options);
// Using callback
const res = await geocoder.geocode('29 champs elysée paris');
// output :
[
{
latitude: 48.8698679,
longitude: 2.3072976,
country: 'France',
countryCode: 'FR',
city: 'Paris',
zipcode: '75008',
streetName: 'Champs-Élysées',
streetNumber: '29',
administrativeLevels: {
level1long: 'Île-de-France',
level1short: 'IDF',
level2long: 'Paris',
level2short: '75'
},
provider: 'google'
}
];
const res = await geocoder.geocode({
address: '29 champs elysée',
country: 'France',
zipcode: '75008'
});
// OpenCage advanced usage example
const res = await geocoder.geocode({
address: '29 champs elysée',
countryCode: 'fr',
minConfidence: 0.5,
limit: 5
});
// Reverse example
const res = await geocoder.reverse({ lat: 45.767, lon: 4.833 });
// Batch geocode
const results = await geocoder.batchGeocode([
'13 rue sainte catherine',
'another address'
]);
// Set specific http request headers:
const nodeFetch = require('node-fetch');
const geocoder = NodeGeocoder({
provider: 'google',
fetch: function fetch(url, options) {
return nodeFetch(url, {
...options,
headers: {
'user-agent': 'My application <[email protected]>',
'X-Specific-Header': 'Specific value'
}
});
}
});
agol
: ArcGis Online Geocoding service. Supports geocoding and reverse. Requires a client_id & client_secretdatasciencetoolkit
: DataScienceToolkitGeocoder. Supports IPv4 geocoding and address geocoding. Useoptions.host
to specify a local instancefreegeoip
: FreegeoipGeocoder. Supports IP geocodinggeocodio
: Geocodio, Supports address geocoding and reverse geocoding (US only)google
: GoogleGeocoder. Supports address geocoding and reverse geocoding. Useoptions.clientId
andoptions.apiKey
(privateKey) for business licence. You can also useoptions.language
andoptions.region
to specify language and region, respectively.here
: HereGeocoder. Supports address geocoding and reverse geocoding. You must specifyoptions.apiKey
with your Here API key. You can also useoptions.language
,options.politicalView
(read about political views here),options.country
, andoptions.state
.locationiq
: LocationIQGeocoder. Supports address geocoding and reverse geocoding just like openstreetmap but does require only a locationiq api key to be set.- For
geocode
you can use simpleq
parameter or an object containing the different parameters defined here: http://locationiq.org/#docs - For
reverse
, you can pass over{lat, lon}
and additional parameters defined in http://locationiq.org/#docs - No need to specify referer or email addresses, just locationiq api key, note that there are rate limits!
- For
mapbox
: MapBoxGeocoder. Supports address geocoding and reverse geocoding. Needs an apiKeymapquest
: MapQuestGeocoder. Supports address geocoding and reverse geocoding. Needs an apiKeynominatimmapquest
: Same geocoder asopenstreetmap
, but queries the MapQuest servers. You need to specifyoptions.apiKey
opencage
: OpenCage Geocoder. Aggregates many different open geocoder. Supports address and reverse geocoding with many optional parameters. You need to specifyoptions.apiKey
which can be obtained at OpenCage.opendatafrance
: OpendataFranceGeocoder supports forward and reverse geocoding in France; for more information, see OpendataFrance API documentationopenmapquest
: Open MapQuestGeocoder (based on OpenStreetMapGeocoder). Supports address geocoding and reverse geocoding. Needs an apiKeyopenstreetmap
: OpenStreetMapGeocoder. Supports address geocoding and reverse geocoding. You can useoptions.language
andoptions.email
to specify a language and a contact email address.- For
geocode
, you can use an object as value, specifying one or several parameters - For
reverse
, you can use additional parameters - You should specify a specific
user-agent
orreferrer
header field as required by the OpenStreetMap Usage Policy - Set
options.osmServer
to use custom nominatim server. Example: you can setup local nominatim server by following these instructions and setoptions.osmServer: http://localhost:8000
to use local server.
- For
pickpoint
: PickPoint Geocoder. Supports address geocoding and reverse geocoding. You need to specifyoptions.apiKey
obtained at PickPoint.- As parameter for
geocode
function you can use a string representing an address like "13 rue sainte catherine" or an object with parameters described in Forward Geocoding Reference. - For
geocode
function you should use an object where{lat, lon}
are required parameters. Additional parameters likezoom
are available, see details in Reverse Geocoding Reference.
- As parameter for
smartyStreet
: Smarty street geocoder (US only), you need to specifyoptions.auth_id
andoptions.auth_token
teleport
: Teleport supports city and urban area forward and reverse geocoding; for more information, see Teleport API documentationtomtom
: TomTomGeocoder. Supports address geocoding. You need to specifyoptions.apiKey
and can useoptions.language
to specify a languagevirtualearth
: VirtualEarthGeocoder (Bing maps). Supports address geocoding. You need to specifyoptions.apiKey
yandex
: Yandex support address geocoding, you can useoptions.language
to specify language
With the options.fetch
you can provide your own method to fetch data. This method should be compatible with the Fetch API.
This allow you to specify a proxy to use, a custom timeout, specific headers, ...
gpx
: format result using GPX formatstring
: format result to an String array (you need to specifyoptions.formatterPattern
key)%P
country%p
country code%n
street number%S
street name%z
zip code%T
State%t
state code%c
City
You can try node-geocoder here http://node-geocoder.herokuapp.com/
node-geocoder-cli
You can use node-geocoder-cli to geocode in shell
You can add new geocoders by implementing the two methods geocode
and reverse
:
const geocoder = {
geocode: function(value, callback) { ... },
reverse: function(query, callback) { var lat = query.lat; var lon = query.lon; ... }
}
You can also add formatter implementing the following interface
const formatter = {
format: function(data) {
return formattedData;
}
};
You can improve this project by adding new geocoders.
To run tests just npm test
.
To check code style just run npm run lint
.