Project Name | Stars | Downloads | Repos Using This | Packages Using This | Most Recent Commit | Total Releases | Latest Release | Open Issues | License | Language |
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Historical Basemaps | 313 | 5 months ago | 5 | gpl-3.0 | JavaScript | |||||
Collection of georeferenced boundaries of world countries and cultural regions for use in mapping historical data on global or continental scale | ||||||||||
Kepler | 171 | a month ago | 76 | bsd-2-clause | JavaScript | |||||
The open source geosocial network platform written in NodeJs | ||||||||||
Awesome Frontend Gis | 159 | a month ago | cc0-1.0 | |||||||
Geospatial resources for web development :earth_africa: 🗺️ | ||||||||||
Geojsonify | 144 | 2 years ago | 1 | apache-2.0 | Java | |||||
Easily add GeoJson layers to your Maps | ||||||||||
Bootleaf | 58 | 3 years ago | 13 | mit | JavaScript | |||||
An open-source version of IAG's Bootleaf fork | ||||||||||
Media Search Engine | 55 | 6 months ago | Python | |||||||
Search geolocations for (social) media posts in databases like Bellingcat, Cen4InfoRes etc. | ||||||||||
Geojson Share Maps | 52 | 7 years ago | mit | JavaScript | ||||||
A responsive web mapping application for viewing GeoJSON files | ||||||||||
Mapplz Go | 44 | 7 years ago | May 30, 2021 | 1 | Go | |||||
Make mapping quick and easy in different languages with MapPLZ | ||||||||||
Noiseplanet | 42 | a year ago | 12 | apache-2.0 | HTML | |||||
A Python package for Map Matching and Mapping. Research work for Noise Planet center. | ||||||||||
Shapefiles | 39 | 6 years ago | 6 | mit | ||||||
Useful shapefiles |
This is just a simple test on the 'new' mapping functionality of GitHub, described in the help and the blog
These are the testfiles:
spec_data.geojson ... contains all geometries of the GeoJSON specification
spec_data.topojson ... same data as above, but as a topojson-file --> the corresponding command: topojson -p -o spec_data.topojson spec_data.geojson
individual_markers.geojson ... testing all the individual marker-style-definitions, that are possible (described in the help)
lines.json ... contains 3 different linestrings with different semantics:
featCollTest.json ... contains the 3 linestrings taken from 'lines.json', but here they are stored as a single FeatureClass within the major FeatureClass
featCollTest2.json ... based on 'featCollTest.json', without the major (surrounding) FeatureClass ... this is just to test if that syntax works
geojsonarray.json & geojsonarray2.json... same test as in the previous two, but with more simple contents
Just click them and you will see the corresponding data on a map!