geoconv
Converts common geospatial data formats from one type to another. For example geojson into KML OR WKT into geojson etc.
Supported Formats
Inputs to geoconv are taken from stdin.
If the --input flag is set, then its value is used as the input type code.
If the flag is missing, then autodetection is used.
The following input types are supported:
| Type | Code | Example | Alternate separators |
|---|---|---|---|
| WKT | wkt |
POINT(151.2 -33.9) |
|
| GeoJSON | geojson |
{"type":"Point","coordinates":[151.2,-33.9]} |
|
| Sequence | seq |
151.02,-33.45,150.61,-34.16,151.76,-34.15,151.02,-33.45 |
comma, space |
| Tile Coordinates | tile |
21 1929379 1258703 |
space, forward slash |
If the --output flag is set, then its value is used as the output type code.
If the flag is missing, then all outputs are shown.
Open geojson.io
If the --show flag is provided, then geojson.io will be opened
with the geometry from the input loaded.
Installation
Either compile from source or install only the binary via
go install github.com/peterstace/geoconv@latest
Usage
Pipe a valid geospatial data to the binary
1 ) Autodetect input format and convert to all supported formats
echo '{"type":"Point","coordinates":[151.2,-33.9]}' | geoconv
2 ) Explicitly set both input and output formats
echo 'POINT(151.2 -33.9)' | geoconv --input wkt --output geojson