fix: history not working due to a failed getDistance function from geolib#186
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fix: history not working due to a failed getDistance function from geolib#186aeharding merged 2 commits intoaeharding:mainfrom
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…by external package. Removed the package and added a new getDistance function.
- Extract haversine getDistance into src/helpers/geo.ts with a LatLon interface so it can be reused outside user storage. - Fix findLocation, which passed GeolocationCoordinates (latitude/ longitude) to a function typed for UserLocation (lat/lon), causing a TS error and NaN distances at runtime. - Add unit tests for getDistance. - Reformat storage.ts to satisfy prettier.
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I fixed this by removing the package all together and simply adding a haversine distance formula. Tested and don't find any issue of locations being added to the list twice which seemed to be the goal of this distance check.