Hello,
I'm scraping data using an HTTPCaller.
One of the attributes contains GeoJSON data:
{"type":"FeatureCollection","features":[{"type":"Feature","properties":{},"geometry":{"coordinates":[[[5.96266096723135, 51.9996241913007],[5.96267141231219, 51.9996290142943],[5.96315710713663, 51.999175649922],[5.96290120337337, 51.9991708268575],[5.96266096723135, 51.9996241913007]]],"type":"Polygon"}}]}
I'd like to visualize these polygons in the Data Inspector but I don't know how to convert this data into an actual polygon.
What transformers do I need?
Thanks
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How to visualize GeoJSON data?
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Best answer by takashi
Hi
JSONFragmenter with these parameters might help you.
- JSON Query: json[“features”][*]
- Fragment as Format: GEOJSON
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Hi
JSONFragmenter with these parameters might help you.
- JSON Query: json[“features”][*]
- Fragment as Format: GEOJSON
Why not inspect features with Visual/Data Preview and Feature/Record Information before writing them into a destination dataset?
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In case you might apply this one you only need to choose the right attribute in GeometryReplacer to get the JSON fragments.
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Here’s my two cents: if the data you’re scraping is available through a simple GET request, you can simply load it into a GeoJSON reader by using the URL as the data source.
Draw it, map it, shape it, fix it, share it, change it, send, translate it 🎵