Codeigniter 4 Get Latitude And Longitude From Address Tutorial Example

Hi guys,

Today i will explained How to Get Latitude And Longitude From Address in Codeigniter 4. This example is so easy to use in Codeigniter 4.

How to get latitude and longitude from an address in PHP Codeigniter 4? well, we have a custom solution for you; in this tutorial, you will find out the simple way to get latitude and longitude from an address in Codeigniter using the Google API. However, we will not take the help of Google Map.

So let's start to the example.

Codeigniter 4 Get Latitude and Longitude From Address Example

Before you start creating the CI project, you need to create Google Maps API for getting address from latitude and longitude.

The getlocation() method helps to invoke the getAddress() function; consequently, it returns the address based on latitude and longitude.

Similarly, the getAddress() method gets address based on lat and long using the Google Maps API.

public function getlocation()
{
    $address = "Chennai India";
    $array  = $this->getAddress($address);
    $latitude  = round($array['lat'], 6);
    $longitude = round($array['long'], 6);           
}
 
function getAddress($address)
{  
    $lat =  0;
    $long = 0;
 
    $address = str_replace(',,', ',', $address);
    $address = str_replace(', ,', ',', $address);
 
    $address = str_replace(" ", "+", $address);
    try {

        $json = file_get_contents('https://maps.google.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address='.$address.'&key=your_api_key');
        $json1 = json_decode($json);
        
        if($json1->{'status'} == 'ZERO_RESULTS') {
            return [
                'latitude' => 0,
                'longitude' => 0
            ];
        }

        if(isset($json1->results)){
            $lat = ($json1->{'results'}[0]->{'geometry'}->{'location'}->{'latitude'});
            $long = ($json1->{'results'}[0]->{'geometry'}->{'location'}->{'longitude'});
        }
    } catch(exception $e) {

    }
    
    return [
        'latitude' => $latitude,
        'longitude' => $longitude
    ];
}

Now you can check your own.

I hope it can help you...