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MGRS is a Javascript library providing Military Grid Reference System functionality, a geocoordinate standard used by NATO militaries for locating points on Earth.
const mgrs = MGRS.parse('33XVG74594359');
const point = mgrs.toPoint();
const pointMeters = point.toMeters();
const utm = mgrs.toUTM();
const utmCoordinate = utm.toString();
const point2 = utm.toPoint();
const mgrs2 = MGRS.parse('33X VG 74596 43594');
const latitude = 63.98862388;
const longitude = 29.06755082;
const point3 = Point.point(longitude, latitude);
const mgrs3 = MGRS.from(point3);
const mgrsCoordinate = mgrs3.toString();
const mgrsGZD = mgrs3.coordinate(GridType.GZD);
const mgrs100k = mgrs3.coordinate(GridType.HUNDRED_KILOMETER);
const mgrs10k = mgrs3.coordinate(GridType.TEN_KILOMETER);
const mgrs1k = mgrs3.coordinate(GridType.KILOMETER);
const mgrs100m = mgrs3.coordinate(GridType.HUNDRED_METER);
const mgrs10m = mgrs3.coordinate(GridType.TEN_METER);
const mgrs1m = mgrs3.coordinate(GridType.METER);
const utm2 = UTM.from(point3);
const mgrs4 = utm2.toMGRS();
const utm3 = UTM.parse('18 N 585628 4511322');
const mgrs5 = utm3.toMGRS();See mgrs-android for a concrete example
// GridTile tile = ...;
const grids = Grids.create();
const zoomGrids = grids.getGrids(tile.getZoom());
if (zoomGrids && zoomGrids.hasGrids()) {
const gridRange = GridZones.getGridRange(tile.getBounds()!);
for (const grid of zoomGrids) {
// draw this grid for each zone
for (const zone of gridRange) {
const lines = grid.getLinesFromGridTile(tile, zone);
if (lines) {
const pixelRange = zone.getBounds().getPixelRangeFromTile(tile);
for (const line of lines) {
const pixel1 = line.getPoint1().getPixelFromTile(tile);
const pixel2 = line.getPoint2().getPixelFromTile(tile);
// Draw line
}
}
const labels = grid.getLabelsFromGridTile(tile, zone);
if (labels) {
for (const label of labels) {
const pixelRange = label.getBounds()?.getPixelRangeFromTile(tile);
const centerPixel = label.getCenter()?.getPixelFromTile(tile);
// Draw label
}
}
}
}
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