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@planet/places
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Install with npm
:
npm install @planet/places
places.match(query)
Get a list of places that match the given query string. Returns a list of objects sorted by quality. Each place has an id
and name
property. For states and regions, the admin
property gives the country name.
places.wikidata(wikidataId)
Get a place given a Wikidata identifier.
places.fetch(id)
Fetch a GeoJSON feature representing the place. Returns a promise that resolves to feature. The id
should come from a place result returned from the places.match()
or places.wikidata()
functions.
places.setUrl(root)
Set the URL root for fetching places. By default, places.fetch()
will fetch features using the URL root https://places.planet.com/v0/
. To work with data hosted at a different location, call places.setUrl(root)
with the URL root of the alternative location.
To download and prepare the data:
make features
To simplify the data and create the lookup:
make lookup
bin/explode
script for the code that tries to find a common identifier.bin/augment
script tries to assign these).bin/simplify
for details).FAQs
Install with `npm`:
The npm package @planet/places receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @planet/places popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @planet/places demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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