let points = [[162, 332], [182, 299], [141, 292], [158, 264], ... ]; let h = Hull(concavity: 50) let hull = h.hull(points, nil) 

public func hull(_ pointSet: [Any], _ concavity: Double?, _ format: [String]?) -> [Any] {

• 1st param - array of coordinates in format: [Any], [Any] can be [[Int]], [[Double]], [[String: Int]], [[String: Double]];
• 2nd param - concavity. 1 - thin shape. Infinity - convex hull. By default 20;
• 3rd param - the format of the array of coordinates For example: ["lng", "lat"] if you have ["lng": x, "lat": y] points. If your are using [[Int]] or [[Double]], the value can be nil

Concavity determines the hull's maximum edge length.

• Calculate the diameter of your dataset.
• Start experimenting with: concavity = diameter / 5.

This step by step guide was taken as the original code from https://github.com/AndriiHeonia/hull Let's see step by step what happens when you call hull() function:

1. Hull.js takes your source points of the shape:
   
2. Builds convex hull:
   
3. After that, the edges flex inward (according to the `concavity` param). For example:
   `concavity = 80`
   `concavity = 40`
   `concavity = 20`

ConcaveHull is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod "ConcaveHull"