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As a user I would like to be able to upload large datasets directly from different data sources without converting them to GeoJSON. It would be great if I could use a GeoPackage, shapefile, FGDB, SQLite or even PostGIS as the upload data source. GeoJSON is quite inefficient especially with large datasets.
One option might be to integrate the tilesets-cli pipeline with ogr2ogr, which is an open source ETL CLI tool for converting data, supporting a huge number of vector datasets out of the box.
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@tjukanovt I agree it'd be nice to use ogr2ogr right out of the box! But it gets a little tricky when delivering the gdal binaries in the package, as you can see in the README.md we don't ship GDAL by default because of A) the size and B) the complexity across different environments.
In the meantime, you can still use GDAL-friendly libraries, like Fiona, to pipe directly to the upload-source command. For example, here's me converting the Natural Earth Data countries from Shapefile to line delimited geojson:
As a user I would like to be able to upload large datasets directly from different data sources without converting them to GeoJSON. It would be great if I could use a GeoPackage, shapefile, FGDB, SQLite or even PostGIS as the upload data source. GeoJSON is quite inefficient especially with large datasets.
One option might be to integrate the tilesets-cli pipeline with ogr2ogr, which is an open source ETL CLI tool for converting data, supporting a huge number of vector datasets out of the box.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: