This tester application uses Leaflet and OpenStreetMap to visualise the rounds in a game of "Where In The World Is Kendo Nagasaki"

For each round of the game an array of points needs to be added to kendo_data.js - see the sample data in there for the required format. The array of arrays at the bottom of the file needs to contain all the rounds for which there is data.

To run the tester, just double-click the kendotester.html file (it does not need to be deployed to a web server). The page has been tested on Chrome, Firefox and Edge.

To test a location, either enter its Lat / Lon and press calculate, or click on the map. The data tables will update and if the nearest location in each round does not match your deductions you will need to try another location. If you can't find a location that works then you probably have made a wrong guess / assumption.

Using the markers dropdown you can show a single round's points, the "hot" points (the nearest point for each round consistent with the current test point's location), all the points or just the test points.

The Draw Polygon button approximately describes the area in which Kendo could be hiding given the current "hot" points, starting from the test location and working outwards in a spiral.

The default width of each box in the spiral is 2.0 decimal degrees - reduce this value when the target area is small (too many boxes will give a stack overflow error).

There are no copyright restrictions on the code except for the moveable-type distance calcuation script which is used under an MIT licence and should be credited.

Richard Smith 2018
