turf-invariant
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enforce expectations about inputs to turf
geojsonType(value, type, name)Enforce expectations about types of GeoJSON objects for Turf.
| parameter | type | description |
|---|---|---|
value | GeoJSON | any GeoJSON object |
type | string | expected GeoJSON type |
name | String | name of calling function |
featureOf(feature, types, name)Enforce expectations about types of Feature inputs for Turf. Internally this uses geojsonType to judge geometry types.
| parameter | type | description |
|---|---|---|
feature | Feature | a feature with an expected geometry type |
types | string | expected GeoJSON type |
name | String | name of calling function |
collectionOf(featurecollection, type, name)Enforce expectations about types of FeatureCollection inputs for Turf. Internally this uses geojsonType to judge geometry types.
| parameter | type | description |
|---|---|---|
featurecollection | FeatureCollection | a featurecollection for which features will be judged |
type | string | expected GeoJSON type |
name | String | name of calling function |
Requires nodejs.
$ npm install turf-invariant
$ npm test
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enforce expectations about inputs to turf
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