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Have you thought about porting it to Meteor's Atmosphere (https://atmospherejs.com/i/publishing https://atmospherejs.com/i/publishing)? You'd only need to set u
by metastew 12y ago
Have you thought about porting it to Meteor's Atmosphere (https://atmospherejs.com/i/publishing https://atmospherejs.com/i/publishing)? You'd only need to set up a Meteor Developer account and then create a Meteor package file and export the library for Meteor's usage (afaik).
I'm curious if this supports Leaflet too?
- uptown 12y agoHere's the Mapbox blog post about it, where they confirm easy integration with Leaflet: https://www.mapbox.com/blog/turf-gis-for-web-maps/ https://www.mapbox.com/blog/turf-gis-for-web-maps/
- morganherlocker 12y ago> Have you thought about porting it to Meteor's Atmosphere We currently support npm, bower, and a CDN build on Mapbox. Additional package managers can be added if there is a community need. > I'm curious if this supports Leaflet too? Turf is not tied to any visualization framework. GeoJSON in - GeoJSON out; display it where you want (or don't display it at all).
- sandyshankar 12y agoFound this blog visualizing turfjs modules with mapbox.js (http://rousseau.io/turf-mapboxjs/ http://rousseau.io/turf-mapboxjs/)