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🛠 Extend Circle Options #2516

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@AminoffZ AminoffZ commented Oct 19, 2023

id and bbox options for @turf/circle

Functions like polygon, which circle depends on, has options to directly assign id or bbox. This change makes it possible to set these using additional parameters.

Changes

  • Extend options parameter in the circle function to allow setting bbox and id directly.
  • Change properties: any to properties: P | undefined
  • Define const stepAngle = -360 / steps; outside of the loop.

Test and Bench

Test

Didn't have time to write more tests for this case, can do if the idea is approved 👍.

TAP version 13
#turf-circle
ok 1 circle1
#turf-circle -- validate geojson

1..1
#tests 1
#pass 1

#ok

Bench

Before:

turf-circle - 16 steps x 61,962 ops/sec ±1.17% (82 runs sampled)
turf-circle - 32 steps x 58,222 ops/sec ±2.00% (83 runs sampled)
turf-circle - 64 steps x 62,992 ops/sec ±0.35% (91 runs sampled)

After:

turf-circle - 16 steps x 65,058 ops/sec ±2.12% (82 runs sampled)
turf-circle - 32 steps x 61,139 ops/sec ±1.13% (78 runs sampled)
turf-circle - 64 steps x 62,216 ops/sec ±0.62% (94 runs sampled)


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  • Run npm run lint to ensure code style at the turf module level.
    • This errors though I have formatted, help 😐:
~/turf$ npm run lint

> lint
> npm-run-all lint:*


> lint:eslint
> eslint packages


> lint:prettier
> prettier --check .

Checking formatting...
[warn] packages/turf-circle/index.ts
[warn] Code style issues found in the above file(s). Forgot to run Prettier?
ERROR: "lint:prettier" exited with 1.

@AminoffZ AminoffZ changed the title 🛠 Add Circle Options 🛠 Extend Circle Options Oct 19, 2023
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Thank you for this contribution @AminoffZ. I'd like to request a few changes:

  • You seem to have included a number of file permission changes as part of this PR. Can you please remove these?

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  • You offered to added a couple more tests for this functionality, those would be welcome.
  • Check the CI test result for any issues.
  • You can run prettier manually using a command like npx prettier --write .. Or possibly install prettier to be run automatically by your editor of choice.

See the rest of my comments in the code.


if (!Array.isArray(center) && center.type === "Feature") {
properties = properties || center.properties;
bboxValue = center.bbox;
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Do you think it makes sense to pass on the bbox of the center point to polygon()? I would suspect that the bbox of the point will almost never be representative of the bbox of the resulting circle. I think it would be better to leave it undefined if the caller doesn't provide their own options.bbox. And the user can generate their own using bbox()


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let properties: P | undefined = options.properties;
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Not essential but consider letting the types flow through without manual duplication like

let properties: Pick<typeof options, 'properties'> = options.properties;

Comment on lines 15 to 16
* @param {Array<number>} [options.bbox] Bounding Box Array [west, south, east, north] associated with the Feature
* @param {string|number} [options.id] Identifier associated with the Feature
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Can these please clarify these relate to the result Feature, for example "Identifier to assign to the resulting circle feature", "Bounding Box Array [west, south, east, north] to assign to the resulting circle Feature"

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Can the center param typedoc also please clarify that if it is a Feature, then its properties/id will be assigned to the resulting circle feature, and whether they will have precedence over options passed.

Comment on lines 55 to 61
let _options: { bbox?: BBox; id?: Id } | undefined;
if (bboxValue || idValue) {
_options = {
...(bboxValue ? { bbox: bboxValue } : {}),
...(idValue ? { id: idValue } : {}),
};
}
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This feels a bit overcomplicated. Can it be removed altogether and you can construct the options object in the call to polygon()? For example:

return polygon([coordinates], properties, {bbox: bboxValue, id: idValue);

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Thank you for your review and suggestion @twelch! I'm going to have a pretty busy coming few days but will get back to this when I have the time 🙂, ETA ~2 weeks.

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ok lol, i have some git setting or something that keeps messing up the file permissions (i'm on wsl2 ubuntu)... will look into it later. i added some of your suggestions, haven't gotten around to the tests yet. i think that will take quite a while to research.

on another note:
turf-area/bench does currently not appear to use the circle function correctly
.add("turf-circle - 16 steps", () => circle(center, radius, 16))
when it should be
.add("turf-circle - 16 steps", () => circle(center, radius, { steps: 16 }))
these could be changed accordingly as well as new benchmark results.

finally #2248 which probably was due to a different issue at time of posting, is now relevant again.

Argument of type '{ shallow: true; }' is not assignable to parameter of type '{ external: string[]; shallow?: boolean | undefined; order?: any[] | undefined; access?: string[] | undefined; hljs?: { highlightAuto?: boolean | undefined; languages?: any[] | undefined; } | undefined; inferPrivate?: string | undefined; extension?: string | ... 1 more ... | undefined; }'.
Property 'external' is missing in type '{ shallow: true; }' but required in type '{ external: string[]; shallow?: boolean | undefined; order?: any[] | undefined; access?: string[] | undefined; hljs?: { highlightAuto?: boolean | undefined; languages?: any[] | undefined; } | undefined; inferPrivate?: string | undefined; extension?: string | ... 1 more ... | undefined; }'.ts(2345)
index.js(193, 4): 'external' is declared here.

on
.build(indexPath, { shallow: true })

results in

git commit -m "Cleanup turf-circle"
husky > pre-commit (node v20.9.0)
✔ Preparing...
⚠ Running tasks...
↓ No staged files match package.json [SKIPPED]
✔ Running tasks for **/.{js,ts}
❯ Running tasks for packages/
/index.{js,ts}
✖ ./scripts/generate-readmes [ENOENT]
✔ Running tasks for */
↓ Skipped because of errors from tasks. [SKIPPED]
✔ Reverting to original state because of errors...
✔ Cleaning up...
✖ ./scripts/generate-readmes failed without output (ENOENT).
husky > pre-commit hook failed (add --no-verify to bypass)

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