H3-Java

This library provides Java bindings for the H3 Core Library. For API reference, please see the H3 Documentation.

Usage

Add it to your pom.xml:

<dependency>
    <groupId>com.uber</groupId>
    <artifactId>h3</artifactId>
    <version>4.5.0</version>
</dependency>

Or, using Gradle:

compile("com.uber:h3:4.5.0")

Encode a location into a hexagon address:

H3Core h3 = H3Core.newInstance();

double lat = 37.775938728915946;
double lng = -122.41795063018799;
int res = 9;

String hexAddr = h3.latLngToCellAddress(lat, lng, res);

Decode a hexagon address into coordinates:

List<LatLng> LatLngs = h3.cellToGeoBoundary(hexAddr);

Supported Operating Systems

H3-Java provides bindings to the H3 library, which is written in C. The built artifact supports the following:

You may be able to build H3-Java locally if you need to use an operating system or architecture not listed above.

Development

Building the library requires a JDK, Gradle, CMake, and a C compiler. To build:

./gradlew assemble test -Ph3UseDocker=false

Additional information on how the build process works is available in the build process documentaiton.

Building on FreeBSD

# To install build dependencies
sudo pkg install openjdk11 cmake bash
# Ensure /usr/local/openjdk11/bin is on your path

Javadocs

To build Javadocs documentation:

./gradlew javadoc -Ph3UseDocker=false

Then open the file build/docs/javadoc/index.html.

Benchmarking

To run benchmarks, either execute them from IntelliJ or run the following from shell:

./gradlew benchmark -Ph3UseDocker=false

Contributing

Pull requests and Github issues are welcome. Please see our contributing guide for more information.

Before we can merge your changes, you must agree to the Uber Contributor License Agreement.

Legal and Licensing

H3-Java is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.

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