mgrs 1.5.4

MGRS coordinate conversion for Python

mgrs: Converting to and from MGRS and Decimal Degrees

GeoTrans provides C code for converting to and from MGRS, but well, it’s C code :). This is a simple ctypes wrapper around two of the MGRS-related functions in GeoTrans.

This library has an internal copy of some of the files from GeoTrans 2.4.2.

ChangeLog

1.5.3

• Fix busted auto-release

1.5.2

• Use ABI name for finding DLL

1.5.1

• Wheels

• fix broken test with fixed precision comparison

1.5.0

• Wheels

• pyproject.toml-based metadata

1.4.3

• Wheels

• black, flake8, and isort linters

1.4.2

• GitHub Action builders needed to be changed to push release

1.4.1

• Fix install requirements #34

1.4.0

• Alias and deprecate RTreeError #33

1.3.9

• MGRS now requires packaging library #31

• Fix wheel imports of shared libs

1.3.8

• UTF-8 encoding for all strings.

• Fix #29 implicit tuple on return of UTMToMGRS

1.3.7

• automated building of osx, linux and win64 wheels

• Migrate from TravisCI => GitHub Actions

• Warnings cleanup

• flake8 validation

1.3.6

• required positional argument for wheel.425tags.get_platform() https://github.com/hobu/mgrs/pull/24

1.3.4

• Truncate, don’t round results https://github.com/hobu/mgrs/pull/15

• Apply license

1.3.3

• SOABI support #10 https://github.com/hobu/mgrs/pull/10

• Clean up some compilation warnings

• Travis builds https://travis-ci.org/hobu/mgrs

1.3.2

• Better Windows support

• Bug fix for 3 digit longitudes

1.3.1

• Python 3.x support

• Allow user to override precision in UTMToMGRS

Usage

In a nutshell:

>>> import mgrs

>>> latitude = 42.0
>>> longitude = -93.0

>>> m = mgrs.MGRS()
>>> c = m.toMGRS(latitude, longitude)
>>> c
'15TWG0000049776'

>>> d = m.toLatLon(c)
>>> d
(41.999997975127997, -93.000000000000014)

>>> y = '321942.29N'
>>> yd = m.dmstodd(y)
32.328414

>>> d, m, s = m.ddtodms(32.328414)
>>> d, m, s
(32.0, 19.0, 42.290400)

You can also control the precision of the MGRS grid with the MGRSPrecision arguments in .toMGRS(). Other than that, there isn’t too much to it.