How to use the latitude function from chance

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var lng = chance.longitude({
  min: options.long_lim[0],
  max: options.long_lim[1]
});
var lat = chance.latitude({
  min: options.lat_lim[0],
  max: options.lat_lim[1]
});
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case 'last':
    s += chance.last().toCsv(CSV.delimiter);
    break;

case 'latitude':
    s += chance.latitude();
    break;
case 'longitude':
    s += chance.longitude();
    break;
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// Example: sudo docker exec -e apiaddress=pure-src-api-server:3000 -it PureSrc /usr/src/app/node_modules/.bin/mocha --ui tdd /usr/src/app/docker/dev/api-server/test/e2e/coordinates.js


var server = supertest.agent(process.env.apiaddress);


const lat = chance.latitude();
const lng = chance.longitude();


suite('Source', function () {
  const sourceService = new SourceService(server);
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var SourceCoordinates = require('../dtos/SourceCoordinates');


class SourceCoordinatesFactory {
  static create({ lat, lng }) {
    if (!lat) {
      lat = chance.latitude();
    }


    if (!lng) {
      lng = chance.longitude();
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for (var i = labels.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {

  switch (labels[i]) {
    case "Tokyo": // Asia/Japan/Tokyo:
      return chance.latitude({
        min: 35.6505,
        max: 35.9005
      });
    case "Hong Kong": // Asia/China/HongKong
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