0.6.1

🐛 Fixes

• Fixed bug with PDO MySQL when using non-emulated prepared statements

0.5.1

🐛 Fixes

• Fixed bug with PDO MySQL when using non-emulated prepared statements

0.6.0

✨ New features

• Proper support for Feature and FeatureCollection in GeoJSONReader and GeoJSONWriter
• Support for auto-calculating the bbox attribute in GeoJSONWriter
• New method: Geometry::transform() transforms Geometry coordinates to a new SRID
• New method: Geometry::toXY() returns a new Geometry with no Z and M coordinates
• New method: Geometry::withoutZ() returns a new Geometry with the Z coordinate removed
• New method: Geometry::withoutM() returns a new Geometry with the M coordinate removed
• New method: Geometry::getBoundingBox() returns the south-west and north-east bounds of a Geometry
• New method: CoordinateSystem::isEqualTo() compares against another CoordinateSystem

🐛 Fixes

• Doctrine types could hydrate a parent Geometry proxy class, but now hydrate the correct Geometry proxy sub-class by introspecting the WKB without fully loading it

✨ Improvements

• Proxy data is now always sent as is to the DatabaseEngine

💥 BC breaks

• Minimum PHP version is now 7.4
• New signature for CoordinateSystemException::sridMix()
• New signature for CoordinateSystemException::dimensionalityMix()

The following breaks only affect you if you use the GeoJSON reader/writer:

• GeoJSONReader now instantiates Features and FeatureCollections as Feature and FeatureCollection objects, instead of Geometry and GeometryCollection objects
• GeoJSONWriter will now write GeometryCollections as GeometryCollection type, instead of FeatureCollection

The following breaks will only affect you if you're writing your own geometry engine, or your own WKB reader:

• AbstractWKBReader::readGeometryHeader() signature was changed
• WKBReader::read() signature was changed
• GeometryEngine has a new transform() method
• ProxyInterface has a new isProxyBinary() method

0.5.0

🐛 Fixes

• Fixed illegal parameter data type issue on MariaDB

💥 BC breaks

Note: these breaks will likely not affect you, unless you're writing your own geometry engine.

• DatabaseEngine::$useProxy is now private, and must be provided through a parent constructor call.
• DatabaseEngine::executeQuery(), when provided with geometry data, now takes GeometryParameter objects instead of Geometry objects directly.

0.4.0

✨ New features

• New method Point::azimuth() (#17) thanks to @Kolyunya
• centroid() is now available on the root Geometry class (#20) thanks to @Kolyunya
• Psalm annotations on the whole codebase

🐛 Fixes

• Fixed wrongly documented return types

💥 BC breaks

Note: these breaks will likely not affect you, unless you're writing your own geometry engine or WK(B|T) parser.

• GeometryEngine interface adds an azimuth() method
• GeometryEngine::centroid() now returns Point
• constants in WKTParser / EWKTParser are now protected
• WBKBuffer::readDoubles()'s $count parameter is now typed

0.3.0

✨ New features

• compatibility with PHP 8
• compatibility with brick/reflection 0.4

💥 Breaking changes

• minimum PHP version is now 7.2
• deprecated Doctrine function EarthDistanceFunction has been removed

Earth distance calculations should be delegated to the geometry engine, that should be able to handle geographic computations; MySQL 8, for example, supports calculating distances in meters between two SRID 4326 points.

0.2.6

Deprecations

Doctrine function EarthDistanceFunction is now deprecated, and will be removed in 0.3.0.

Improvements

This version extends compatibility to brick/reflection version 0.3.

0.2.5

New methods

• Geometry::withSRID()
• CoordinateSystem::withSRID()

These methods return a copy of the original object, with the SRID altered.

0.2.4

New method: Geometry::swapXY()

This methods returns a copy of the Geometry, with X and Y coordinates swapped. It is useful when needing to convert geometries from Lat, Lng to Lng, Lat and conversely.

0.2.3

Improvements to GeoJSON reader and writer classes:

• GeoJSONReader can now be lenient with documents containing wrong case types, such as POINT instead of Point:

$reader = new GeoJSONReader(true); // case-insensitive

• GeoJSONWriter can now pretty-print the JSON output:

$writer = new GeoJSONWriter(true); // pretty-print