bierstadt
v0.3.0
Automated print cartography with node.js and d3.js
0/weekUpdated 1 years agoMIT
Published by bill@faraday.io
npm install bierstadtbierstadt
Automated thematic print cartography with node.js and d3.js
The Domes of the Yosemite - Albert Bierstadt, 1867
Install
npm install bierstadt -gUsage
bierstadt -t my_project -o svg -c https://gist.githubusercontent.com/wboykinm/e45cc5ec086b63339c6df8c880be9171/raw/4d331ae99eb6f1244ea90ebe12ae40e5d4fb99c7/active_wells.csv
Arguments
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-t, --title (_REQUIRED_) Project name; will be used to create working directory and files (e.g. '/bierstadt/proj_title/')*
-o, --output-type One of svg or pdf - default is svg (PDF not actually supported yet - hold tight)-h, --theme-geometry (_OPTIONAL_) One of point or polygon- must be used in tandem with a *
-c, --csv-source (_OPTIONAL_) Path or URL to .csv file of points to be rendered on the output map (e.g. '/home/ubuntu/files/file.csv') - __must be styled and added__*
-g, --geojson-source (_OPTIONAL_) Path or URL to .geojson file of features to be rendered on the output map (e.g. '/home/ubuntu/files/file.geojson') - __must be styled and added__*
-p, --topojson-source (_OPTIONAL_) Path or URL to .topojson file of features to be rendered on the output map (e.g. '/home/ubuntu/files/file.topojson') - __must be styled and added__*
-m, --maki-icon (_OPTIONAL_) - name of desired maki icon for rendering points provided in a csv-source*
-s, --color-scheme (_OPTIONAL_) - A 3-letter month abbreviation representing the bimodal color scheme you want to use for polygon styling. Default is jan.*
-d, --data-type (_OPTIONAL_) - For thematic maps, a numeric formatting type of fraction, percent, or raw - defaults to fraction