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get bike directions form the bikesy.com api
var bikesy = require('bikesy')
var origin = {lat: 37.79099655151367, lon: -122.39909362792969}
var destination = {lat: 37.78794572301525, lon: -122.40700721740723}
bikesy(
origin,
destination,
function (err, result) {
console.log(result)
}
)
Returns an object that looks like
{ steps:
[ { direction: 'start northwest',
location: '1st Street',
lat: 37.79099655151367,
lon: -122.39909362792969 },
{ direction: 'left',
location: 'Market Street',
lat: 37.79106903076172,
lon: -122.39918518066406 }, ],
totalElevation: 0,
totalDistance: 26.358399790548397 }
from npm
$ npm install bikesy
MIT. (c) 2012 jden - Jason Denizac jason@denizac.org. http://jden.mit-license.org/2012
github: jden email: jason@denizac.org freenode irc: jden twitter: @lejden
FAQs
get bike directions form the bikesy.com api
We found that bikesy 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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