rusty-polygon-geohasher 0.5.0

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rusty-polygon-geohasher

A Rust-backed Python library for geohash operations: converting Shapely polygons to geohash sets, encode/decode, and geography expansion. All compute-heavy paths use Rayon for parallelism.

Originally based on polygon-geohasher (pure Python).

The encode/decode functions are a maintained replacement for pygeohash-fast, which is no longer actively maintained.

Installing

pip install rusty-polygon-geohasher

Usage

Polygon → geohash set

import geohash_polygon
from shapely import geometry

polygon = geometry.Polygon([(-99.1795917, 19.432134), (-99.1656847, 19.429034),
                            (-99.1776492, 19.414236), (-99.1795917, 19.432134)])

inner = geohash_polygon.polygon_to_geohashes(polygon, precision=7, inner=True)
outer = geohash_polygon.polygon_to_geohashes(polygon, precision=7, inner=False)

Encode / decode

All functions use (lng, lat) order consistently — encode takes (lng, lat) and all decode functions return (lng, lat, ...).

# Single encode/decode
h = geohash_polygon.encode(lng=-73.554, lat=45.508, precision=7)
lng, lat, lng_err, lat_err = geohash_polygon.decode_exactly(h)

# Batch (parallel via Rayon)
hashes = geohash_polygon.encode_many(lngs=[...], lats=[...], precision=7)
centers = geohash_polygon.decode_many(hashes)           # list of (lng, lat)
exact   = geohash_polygon.decode_many_exactly(hashes)   # list of (lng, lat, lng_err, lat_err)

# Optional thread count
geohash_polygon.encode_many(lngs, lats, 7, num_threads=4)
geohash_polygon.decode_many(hashes, num_threads=4)
geohash_polygon.decode_many_exactly(hashes, num_threads=4)

Expand geohash mappings

Expand each geography's geohash set outward by a given distance in metres. Useful when you want to count or join points-of-interest slightly outside a geography's boundary.

# Single group
expanded = geohash_polygon.expand_geohashes(["f25dvz3", "f25dvz4", ...], expansion_m=500.0)

# Multiple groups — result[i] is the expanded version of groups[i]
groups = [["f25dvz3", "f25dvz4", ...], [...]]
expanded_groups = geohash_polygon.expand_geohash_mapping(groups, expansion_m=500.0)

The hop count is derived from the minimum cell dimension (accounting for latitude-dependent cell width), so expansion is accurate in all directions including east/west at high latitudes. All hashes in a group must have the same precision. Geography expansion runs in parallel across groups.