Out of range values for longitude and latitude

[omidmaldar]

Hi, I noticed that if the center of the circle is located up north (e.g. [24, 60]) and the radius is a big number like 5000000( 5000 KM) the output includes out of range values for longitude and latitude.
I resolved it by adding the following part before returning the result but wondering if there are cleaner ways of doing it?

for (let i = 0; i < coordinates.length; i++) {
        if (coordinates[i][0] > 180)   coordinates[i][0] = 180;
        if (coordinates[i][0] < -180)  coordinates[i][0] = -180;
        if (coordinates[i][1] < -90) coordinates[i][1] = -90;
        if (coordinates[i][1] > 90)  coordinates[i][1] = 90;
        // console.log(coordinates[i][0], coordinates[i][1]);
    }

[gabzim]

That's a good point, I haven't had time to look into this as the project I'm working on right now is completely different, but I'll see if I can figure something out.

[brandonmcconnell]

@omidmaldar @gabzim Did either of you have a fix for this yet?

@johachi Was this fixed via #6 and/or #9? If so, can we close this, @gabzim?

[hunterwilhelm]

This issue is still present.

FYI The out-of-range longitude value 204 from this example is correctly understood in some systems, but not others.

const circleToPolygon = require('circle-to-polygon');

const coordinates = [24, 60]; 
const radius = 5000 * 1000; 
const numberOfEdges = 4;

const polygon = circleToPolygon(coordinates, radius, numberOfEdges);
console.log(JSON.stringify(polygon, null, ' '));

//  {
//   "type": "Polygon",
//   "coordinates": [
//    [
//     [
//      204,
//      75.08423579402391
//     ],
//     [
//      -39.36750067319971,
//      37.82647346052107
//     ],
//     [
//      23.99999999999999,
//      15.084235794023924
//     ],
//     [
//      87.36750067319969,
//      37.82647346052106
//     ],
//     [
//      204,
//      75.08423579402391
//     ]
//    ]
//   ]
//  }