An extensive port of google's s2 geometry library written in TypeScript.
The library has no runtime dependencies. Cell IDs use native JavaScript bigint (v4+).
Npm package is nodes2ts.
Requires Node.js 20+.
S2CellId.id is now bigint (was Long).
// v3
import Long from 'long';
const id = new S2CellId(Long.fromString('-6533045114107854848'));
id.id.toString(); // "-6533045114107854848" (signed)
// v4 — Long import removed, signed strings still work in constructor
const id = new S2CellId('-6533045114107854848');
id.id.toString(); // "11913698959601696768" (unsigned)
id.toSignedDecimalString(); // "-6533045114107854848" (compat helper)Other changed APIs:
| Symbol | v3 type | v4 type |
|---|---|---|
S2CellId.id |
Long |
bigint |
S2CellId constructor |
Long | string |
bigint | string |
S2CellId.fromFacePosLevel pos |
Long |
bigint |
S2CellId.pos() |
Long |
bigint |
S2CellId.lowestOnBit() |
Long |
bigint |
S2CellId.lowestOnBitForLevel() |
Long |
bigint |
S2CellId.toIJOrientation() |
Long |
bigint |
S2CellUnion.initFromIds() |
Long[] | string[] |
bigint[] | string[] |
S2CellUnion.leafCellsCovered() |
Long |
bigint |
See MIGRATION.md for a full migration guide and operator cheat-sheet.
This project is backed by 80+ 1-by-1 comparison tests between this implementation and the original one.
When implementing a not-yet-ported feature, please generate the needed tests by modifiying the java code within java-test-creator folder
- S2Loop
- S2Polygon
- S2Polyline
As already mentioned the lib is almost a 1:1 porting from the java's implementation.
The only exceptions are due javascript limitations such as
- methods and properties can't share the same name
- cant have multiple constructor
- cant overload methods.
The lib also exports a Utils class which contains the following:
export declare class Utils {
/**
* Calculates a region covering a circle
* NOTE: The current implementation uses S2Cap while S2Loop would be better (S2Loop is not implemented yet)
* @param center
* @param radiusInKM
* @param points the number of points to calculate. The higher the better precision
* @returns {S2Region}
*/
static calcRegionFromCenterRadius(center: S2LatLng, radiusInKM: number, points?: number): S2Region;
}Also, for some classes, an extra toGEOJSON method is provided to let developer easily inspect boundaries of cells/points.
import { S2Cell, S2CellId, S2LatLng } from 'nodes2ts';
const cellId = S2CellId.fromPoint(
S2LatLng.fromDegrees(10 /* latitude */, 11 /* longitude */).toPoint(),
);
console.log(cellId.id); // 11532778376507094629n
console.log(typeof cellId.id); // 'bigint'
console.log(cellId.toToken()); // stable hex tokenconst nextCell = cellId.next();
const prevCell = cellId.prev();const neighbors = cellId.getAllNeighbors(cellId.level());import {
S2CellId,
signedDecimalToUnsigned,
unsignedToSignedDecimal,
} from 'nodes2ts';
const legacySigned = '-6533045114107854848';
const cell = new S2CellId(legacySigned);
console.log(cell.id); // 11913698959601696768n
console.log(cell.toSignedDecimalString()); // '-6533045114107854848'
console.log(cell.toUnsignedDecimalString()); // '11913698959601696768'
console.log(signedDecimalToUnsigned(legacySigned)); // 11913698959601696768n
console.log(unsignedToSignedDecimal(cell.id)); // '-6533045114107854848'const legacyCell = S2CellId.fromSignedDecimalString('-6533045114107854848');
console.log(legacyCell.id); // 11913698959601696768n
console.log(legacyCell.toToken()); // same canonical token as beforeconst fromToken = S2CellId.fromToken('89c25c');
console.log(fromToken.id); // bigint
console.log(fromToken.toToken()); // '89c25c'import { S2CellUnion } from 'nodes2ts';
const union = new S2CellUnion();
union.initFromIds([
0x89c25c0000000000n,
0x89c25c4000000000n,
]);const cell = new S2Cell(cellId);
console.log(cell.toGEOJSON());
// copy the output and paste it into https://geojson.io/The library was initially conceived to be used in both server and client env leveraging TypeScript peculiarities.
If you wish to contribute please make sure, wherever applicable, to create a tiny merge request to ease the code review of the proposed changes.
If you wish to contact the library author for business (or any other) proposal you can write an email to vekexasia
at gmail dot com.