real-address-generator

Generates real addresses using node-geocoder

Usage example

const realAddressGenerator = require('real-address-generator');
const pointNewYork = {
  latitude: 40.73061,
  longitude: -73.935242,
};
const pointSanFrancisco = {
  latitude: 37.773972,
  longitude: -122.431297,
};
const addresses = await realAddressGenerator({
  number: 10,
  centerPoints: [pointNewYork, pointSanFrancisco],
  geocoderOptions: {
    provider: 'google',
    apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY',
    language: 'en',
  },
  radius: 2000, // in meters
  isAddressValid: address => {
    const { streetName, streetNumber, zipcode } = address;
    return streetName && streetNumber && zipcode;
  },
  concurrency: 3,
});

It generates 10 random addresses that are inside the 2000 meters radius circle from one of randomly selected points specified in centerPoints.

isAddressValid - counts address as valid. By default every address is valid.
NOTE: if generated address does not pass isAddressValid function next address will be generated recursively with new randomly chosen point.
Therefore be careful with isAddressValid code, it's incorrectness may lead to infinite requesting.

concurrency - number of concurrent requests. Default is 5.

Latitude and Longitude coordinates found here: https://www.latlong.net/