datagen

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datagen

Command datagen converts GeoJSON files into go files containing functions that return the compressed GeoJSON, it can also merge properties from one GeoJSON file into another using the -merge flag (which it does by matching the country names). You can use this if you want to use a different dataset to any of those included, although that might be somewhat awkward if the properties in your GeoJSON file are different.

Usage

go run datagen.go -o outfile infile.geojson

The variable containing the data will be named outfile.gz.

rgeo reads the location information from the following GeoJSON properties:

- Country:      "ADMIN" or "admin"
- CountryLong:  "FORMAL_EN"
- CountryCode2: "ISO_A2"
- CountryCode3: "ISO_A3"
- Continent:    "CONTINENT"
- Region:       "REGION_UN"
- SubRegion:    "SUBREGION"
- Province:     "name"
- ProvinceCode: "iso_3166_2"
- City:         "name_conve"

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Overview

Command datagen converts GeoJSON files into go files containing functions that return the compressed GeoJSON, it can also merge properties from one GeoJSON file into another using the -merge flag (which it does by matching the country names). You can use this if you want to use a different dataset to any of those included, although that might be somewhat awkward if the properties in your GeoJSON file are different.

Usage

go run datagen.go -o outfile.go infile.geojson

The variable containing the data will be named outfile.

rgeo reads the location information from the following GeoJSON properties:

• Country: "ADMIN" or "admin"
• CountryLong: "FORMAL_EN"
• CountryCode2: "ISO_A2"
• CountryCode3: "ISO_A3"
• Continent: "CONTINENT"
• Region: "REGION_UN"
• SubRegion: "SUBREGION"
• Province: "name"
• ProvinceCode: "iso_3166_2"
• City: "name_conve"