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@loaders.gl/compression
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@loaders.gl/compression
This module contains compression/decompression "transforms" for loaders.gl, a collection of framework-independent 3D and geospatial loaders (parsers).
For documentation please visit the website.
v4.0.0-alpha.25
- fix(gltf): tests for ext-feature-metadata (#2656)
- fix(gltf, converter): make ext-mesh-features independent from ext-structural-metadata (#2655)
- batch types (#2645)
- chore(twkb): Add TWKBLoader tests (#2653)
- feat(tile-converter): select metadata class from EXT_structural_metadata (#2647)
- feat: new geoparquet example (#2646)
- feat(wkt): Add TWKBLoader/Writer (#2028)
- feat(wkb): Auto-detect WKB dialect and encoding (#2184)
- feat(wkb): New HexWKBLoader for hex encoded WKB (#2652)
- chore(worker-utils): Improve version handling (#2651)
- chore: geoparquet prep (#2650)
- feat(wkt): Add WKTCRSLoader/Writer (#2649)
- docs(release-notes): Loaders 4.0 upcoming release notes (#2648)
- docs: Add whats-new and upgrade-guide to arrowjs docs (#2636)
- feat(schema): Make geojson-table compatible with GeoJSON (#2644)
- docs(tile-converter): metadata class selection (#2642)
- chore(tile-converter): rename (#2641)
- chore(parquet): Add Buffer polyfill to parquet to avoid bundler complications (#2643)
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Decompression and compression plugins for loaders.gl
The npm package @loaders.gl/compression receives a total of 36,058 weekly downloads. As such, @loaders.gl/compression popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @loaders.gl/compression demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 22 Sep 2023
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