function for checking if a given geojson object is valid. This might be possible with jsts, or with some sort of linter module.
+1 for this
I currently use QGIS for this and find it quite a hassle.
I will give this a crack tomorrow. I will probably plug into geojsonhint.
Ah, I may have read into it too much in my excitement. I thought you were meaning validity in terms of polys鈥攊.e. having no intersections or duplicate points or whatnot.
mapshaper does this, which I think is integrated into topojson (which is already a dependency of turf), so the features you are looking for may actually be pretty easy to implement. I will add another feature issue called "fix", which will identify and fix issues like you are describing here.
Here is the new issue:
this is nice.
some sort of st_makevalid would be even nicer
Hello, I implemented the ST_isvalid of postgis : https://github.com/blackrez/turf-isvalid.
How I can add in turf?
Is this geojson validator still of interest @morganherlocker ?
I know jsts is a goner, so we might want to implement this with geojsonhint instead.
@DenisCarriere @rowanwins is this material for booleans?
It's still interesting from my perspective @stebogit
I think this module probably requires more than geojsonhint and yep would probably fit in the booleans collection.
Off the top of my head it's probably a combination of
Some good background reading here from the postgis world.
I will give this a crack tomorrow. I will probably plug into geojsonhint.
@morganherlocker That's a long tomorrow 馃ぃ
is this material for booleans? (@stebogit)
It could be... 馃 this would simply be a module which would throw an error (or return a Boolean true/false) if the GeoJSON is valid or not.
I know jsts is a goner
Yes, however it might be worth looking into how jsts handles it's isValid method. Or at least add it to the test.js cases (same as shapely).
FYI I've made a good start on this. Basically I'm looking at using the OGC simple feature spec.
I do however have a question about the most helpful API. So here are my options
Any other ideas on this one @DenisCarriere , @stebogit , @morganherlocker
@rowanwins although you wouldn't be able to use a clean
if (turf.valid(geojson) {
// ...
}
I think throwing an error would be the best way to have an informative message about why the feature is invalid. I'm not sure we want a breaking behavior, but it might make sense since Turf is only supposed to work on valid GeoJSON
Hi there and thanks to all contributors, turf is a great project.
I am looking to a way to validate GeoJSON to avoid side effects when using Polygon and MultiPolygon transformations. https://github.com/Turfjs/turf/pull/1302 has been merged since a few months but package is still unpublished. What are the next steps ? :)
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Hi there and thanks to all contributors, turf is a great project.
I am looking to a way to validate GeoJSON to avoid side effects when using Polygon and MultiPolygon transformations. https://github.com/Turfjs/turf/pull/1302 has been merged since a few months but package is still unpublished. What are the next steps ? :)