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id,
    poi,
    origins,
    osrmFile,
    adminArea,
    gridSize,
    maxTime,
    maxSpeed
  } = e;


  const osrm = new OSRM(osrmFile);
  process.send({type: 'status', data: 'srv_loaded_files', id: id});
  // Split the input region in squares for parallelisation.
  let extent = bbox(adminArea);
  let squares = squareGrid(extent, gridSize || 500, 'kilometers').features;
  process.send({type: 'squarecount', data: squares.length, id: id});

  // Create a task for each square to be run below.
  var squareTasks = squares.map(square => {
    // Clip the square with the input geometry. In this way we work with a
    // smaller area..
    let workArea = intersect(adminArea, square);
    return createProcessAreaTask(workArea, poi, origins, osrm, maxTime, maxSpeed, id);
  });

  async.parallelLimit(squareTasks, config.cpus, (err, allSquaresRes) => {
    if (err) {
      throw err;
    }
    // allSquaresRes -> is an array of square results.
    // Flatten the array.

@turf/square-grid

turf square-grid module

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Latest version published 3 months ago

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