teampickr / php-google-maps-distance-matrix
PHP Implementation of the Google Maps Distance Matrix API
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Requires
- php: >7.2
- guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^7.0.1
Requires (Dev)
- illuminate/support: >5.4
- phpunit/phpunit: ^8.5.0
- vlucas/phpdotenv: ^5.2.0
Suggests
- illuminate/support: Allows you to use this package from within Laravel
README
This is a simple package that allows access to the Google Maps Distance Matrix API using a (mostly) fluent API. There is support for both the Standard License and Premium/Enterprise License types provided by Google.
Installation
Install the package using composer:
$ composer require teampickr/php-google-maps-distance-matrix
Frameworks
At the moment we only have framework compatibility for Laravel. However, we welcome PRs to add further framework specific behavior as long as it doesn't prevent the package working for others, or pull in dependencies that are not optional (suggested).
Laravel
If you are using Laravel then you can use our service provider. If you have Laravel >5.5 then the package
will be auto discovered upon install. Else, add the following to your config/app.php
file:
<?php 'providers' => [ ... \TeamPickr\DistanceMatrix\Frameworks\Laravel\DistanceMatrixServiceProvider::class, ]
Facades
Personally, I hate facades. However, I know people like them. If you are using Laravel >5.5 then the facade will
be automatically discovered. Else, you can add it in your config/app.php
file.
<?php 'aliases' => [ ... 'DistanceMatrix' => \TeamPickr\DistanceMatrix\Frameworks\Laravel\DistanceMatrix::class, ]
Configuration
First, make sure you have copied the configuration file:
$ php artisan vendor:publish --tag=config
This will make a config/google.php
file, this is where your API Key / License information is fetched from.
By default we use the .env
configuration values to get your API key.
If you have a standard api key all you need to add to your .env
is:
GOOGLE_MAPS_KEY=MY-API-KEY
If you are a Premium / Enterprise Google Maps user, and use a encryption key and client ID then you should add
the following to your .env
:
GOOGLE_LICENSE_TYPE=premium
GOOGLE_MAPS_CLIENT_ID=MY-CLIENT-ID
GOOGLE_MAPS_ENC_KEY=MY-ENCRYPTION-KEY
Please, make sure you don't store your keys in version control!
Usage
License / API Key
Before making requests you need to create your License object. If you are a standard google maps user, then all you will need is your API key, then you can create your license as follows:
$license = new StandardLicense($apiKey);
If you are a Premium / Enterprise google maps user, then you need to create your license as follows:
$license = new PremiumLicense($clientId, $encryptionKey);
Then, you can start making your request:
$request = new DistanceMatrix($license); // or $request = DistanceMatrix::license($license);
Basic usage
$response = DistanceMatrix::license($license) ->addOrigin('norwich,gb') ->addDestination('52.603669, 1.223785') ->request(); // I want to make the following but of API better, // as it looks horrible at the moment. $rows = $response->rows(); $elements = $rows[0]->elements(); $element = $element[0]; $distance = $element->distance(); $distanceText = $element->distanceText(); $duration = $element->duration(); $durationText = $element->durationText(); $durationInTraffic = $element->durationInTraffic(); $durationInTrafficText = $element->durationInTrafficText(); // or $response->json['destination_addresses'][0]; $response->json['rows'][0]['elements'][0]['distance']['value']; $response->json['rows'][0]['elements'][0]['duration_in_traffic']['text'];