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geojson-merge
Advanced tools
Merge multiple GeoJSON files into one FeatureCollection.
npm install geojson-merge
merge([geojson, geojson2...])
Merges GeoJSON objects (geometry, feature, or featurecollection) into one FeatureCollection.
Options:
-s
or --stream
to use the high-performance streaming mode. This allows
you to combine very large GeoJSON files. Streaming mode requires every
GeoJSON file to contain a FeatureCollection at the top level.
npm install -g geojson-merge geojson-merge file.geojson otherfile.geojson > combined.geojson
node.js
applicationcmd.exe
geojson-merge
installedcmd.exe
type the install string from abovecd node_modules
to change directory to the node_modules
foldernode_modules
directorynode geojson-merge file1.geojson file2.geojson > merged.geojson
Merging multiple files in a folder
geojson-merge folder/*.geojson > combined.geojson
FAQs
merge multiple geojson files
We found that geojson-merge demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 21 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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