NAME

Device::GPS - Read GPS (NMEA) data over a wire

SYNOPSIS

my $gps = Device::GPS->new({
    connection => Device::GPS::Connection::Serial->new({
        port => '/dev/ttyACM0',
        baud => 9600,
    }),
});
$gps->add_callback( $gps->CALLBACK_POSITION, sub {
    my ($time, $lat_deg, $lat_min, $lat_sec, $ns,
        $long_deg, $long_min, $long_sec, $ew,
        $quality, $satellites, $horz_dil, $altitude, $height, 
        $time_since_last_dgps, $dgps_station_id) = @_;
    say "Lat: $lat_deg deg $lat_min.$lat_sec' $ns";
    say "Long: $long_deg deg $long_min.$lat_sec' $ew";
});


while(1) { $gps->parse_next }

DESCRIPTION

Captures GPS data using a callback system.

METHODS

new

my $gps = Device::GPS->new({
    connection => Device::GPS::Connection::Serial->new({
        port => '/dev/ttyACM0',
        baud => 9600,
    }),
});

Constructor. The connection parameter needs to be some object that does the Device::GPS::Connection role.

parse_next

Call this continually in a loop to get the next set of data.

add_callback

add_callback( $callback_type, $callback )

Set a callback that will be called when we parse a given GPS command. There are constants provided for the types. Below is a list of the constants and the arguments your callback will get for each one.

CALLBACK_POSITION (GPGGA)

($time, $lat_deg, $lat_min, $lat_sec, $ns,
    $long_deg, $long_min, $long_sec, $ew,
    $quality, $satellites, $horz_dil, $altitude, $height, 
    $time_since_last_dgps, $dgps_station_id);
  • time - Time of capture

  • lat_deg - Latitude degrees

  • lat_min - Latitude arcminutes

  • lat_sec - Latitude arcseconds

  • ns - "N" or "S" for latitude

  • long_deg - Longitude degrees

  • long_min - Longitude arcminutes

  • long_sec - Longitude arcseconds

  • ew - "E" or "W" for longitude

  • quality - Quality number

  • satellites - Number of satellites being tracked

  • horz_dil - Horizontal dilution of position

  • altitude - Altitude in meters above sealevel

  • height - Height of geoid

  • time_since_last_dgps - time (in seconds) since last DGPS update

  • dgps_station_id - DGPS station ID number

CALLBACK_VELOCITY (GPVTG)

($true_track, 'T', $mag_track, 'M', $ground_speed_knots, 'N',
    $ground_speed_kph, 'K');
  • true_track - True track made good (degrees)

  • mag_track - Magnetic track made good

  • ground_speed_knots - Ground speed in knots

  • ground_speed_kph - Ground speed in kph

CALLBACK_ACTIVE_SATS (GPGSA) CALLBACK_SATS_IN_VIEW (GPGSV) CALLBACK_REC_MIN (GPRMC) CALLBACK_GEO_LOC (GPGLL)

SEE ALSO

GPS::NMEA

LICENSE

Copyright (c) 2015 Timm Murray All rights reserved.

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