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@koopjs/output-geoservices
Advanced tools
Wraps FeatureServer into a Koop Output plugin.
const Koop = require('@koopjs/koop-core')
const config = require('config')
const koop = new Koop(config)
const outputGeoservices = require('@koopjs/output-geoservices')
const provider = require('koop-agol') // any koop provider here
// All output plugins must be registered before any providers are registered
koop.register(outputGeoservices)
koop.register(provider)
koop.server.listen(80)
defaults (Object)
The defaults
options allows the setting of some FeatureServer metadata properties. The defaults
option should be an object with some of the following properties:
{
defaults: {
currentVersion, // number (11.2)
fullVersion, // string ('11.2.0')
maxRecordCount, // number (500)
server: {
serviceDescription, // string ('Default text for serviceDescription')
description, // string ('Default text for description')
copyrightText, // string ('Default text for copyright')
hasStaticData, // boolean (true)
spatialReference, // object (Esri spatial reference)
initialExtent, // object (Esri spatial envelope)
fullExtent, // object (Esri spatial envelope)
},
layer: {
description, // string ('Default text for layer description')
copyrightText, // string ('Default text for layer copyright')
extent, // object (Esri spatial envelope)
},
}
}
Note that the defaults
option only overrides FeatureServer's defaults. Providers that set metadata may override values set by the above defaults
properties.
useHttpForTokenUrl (boolean)
The rest/info
route generates a property tokenServicesUrl
with value for the URL to use when requesting a token. By default the protocol for this URL is https
, but if you require it to be http
set the value of this option to true
.
{
useHttpForTokenUrl: true
}
logger (Logger)
You can leverage your own custom logger instance, but it must adhere to the Winston logger specification.
{
logger // some custom Logger instance
}
<provider-namespace>/rest/info
<provider-namespace>/rest/generateToken
<provider-namespace>/rest/services/<provider-path-params>/FeatureServer/:layer/:method
<provider-namespace>/rest/services/<provider-path-params>/FeatureServer/layers
<provider-namespace>/rest/services/<provider-path-params>/FeatureServer/:layer
<provider-namespace>/rest/services/<provider-path-params>/FeatureServer
<provider-namespace>/rest/services/<provider-path-params>/FeatureServer*
<provider-namespace>/rest/services/<provider-path-params>/MapServer*
FAQs
Wraps FeatureServer as a Koop output plugin
The npm package @koopjs/output-geoservices receives a total of 394 weekly downloads. As such, @koopjs/output-geoservices popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @koopjs/output-geoservices demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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