Extensions
- h3 4.1.0
- PostgreSQL bindings for H3
- h3_postgis 4.1.0
- H3 PostGIS integration
Documentation
- api
- API Reference
- CHANGELOG
- Changelog
- development
- development
README
Contents
h3-pg: Uber's H3 Hexagonal Hierarchical Geospatial Indexing System in PostgreSQL
This library provides PostgreSQL bindings for the H3 Core Library. For API reference, please see the H3 Documentation.
Developed in collaboration with Scandinavian Highlands.
Prerequisites
- PostgreSQL 11+ (including server headers). It might work with earlier versions, we have not tested them.
- C compiler (e.g.,
gcc
) - CMake
- GNU Make
Quick Overview
If the prerequisites are met you can use the PGXN Client to download, build, and install, e.g.:
```shell $ pgxn install h3 $ pgxn load h3 $ psql =# SELECT h3_lat_lng_to_cell(POINT('37.3615593,-122.0553238'), 5);
h3_lat_lng_to_cell
85e35e73fffffff (1 row) ```
(You can install a specific version using pgxn install 'h3=3.7.2'
and pgxn load 'h3=3.7.2'
for example)
See Advanced Install for other installation methods.
Usage
:tada: Note: The following usage docs apply to H3 v4, which was released on August 23, 2022.
- For v3 docs, see the latest v3.x.x release.
- For breaking changes in v4, see the CHANGELOG. In particular, most function names have changed.
Generally, all functions have been renamed from camelCase in H3 to snake_case in SQL.
See API reference for all provided functions.
Building
```bash
Generate native build system
cmake -B build -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
Build extension(s)
cmake --build build
Install extensions (might require sudo)
cmake --install build --component h3-pg ```
Contributing
Pull requests and GitHub issues are welcome. Please include tests for new work. Please note that the purpose of this extension is to expose the API of the H3 Core library, so we will rarely accept new features that are not part of that API. New proposed feature work is more appropriate in the core C library or in a new extension that depends on h3-pg.
See Development.
License
This project is released under the Apache 2.0 License.