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@earthos/plugin-geojson

v0.1.1

Published

EarthOS custom GeoJSON layer: points, lines, and polygon outlines from any URL

Readme

@earthos/plugin-geojson

Render any GeoJSON FeatureCollection on the EarthOS globe: points go through the shared GPU points pipeline, LineStrings and polygon outlines become a single LineSegments draw, pinned to the rotating Earth at a configurable altitude. Oversized geometries are simplified with Turf before building buffers.

Filled polygons (spherical triangulation) are a documented follow-up; outlines ship first.

Install

pnpm add @earthos/plugin-geojson

Single-instance peer dependencies, provided by the host app: @earthos/globe, @react-three/fiber (v9), react (v19), and three (>=0.170).

Usage

<Layer
  manifest={() => import('@earthos/plugin-geojson')}
  settings={{ url: 'https://example.com/regions.geojson', color: '#f472b6' }}
/>

Blank url shows a bundled sample (cities, an equator line, a polygon) so the layer demos offline.

Real-data example

A hosted sample dataset is served alongside the flagship app for trying the layer against real points:

<Layer
  manifest={() => import('@earthos/plugin-geojson')}
  settings={{ url: 'https://earthos.efolusi.com/samples/kdmp-merah-putih-sample.geojson' }}
/>

1,900 Koperasi Desa/Kelurahan Merah Putih (KDMP) candidate locations, geographically stratified across Indonesia. Each point is a village centroid from Badan Informasi Geospasial (BIG), so it marks where a cooperative is mandated, not a verified per-cooperative address or an official registry. Provenance, vintage and reuse terms are in apps/web/public/samples/CREDITS.md; BIG declares no open-data licence, so confirm terms with BIG before redistributing.

Settings

| Key | Default | Notes | | ------------ | ---------------- | ----------------------------- | | url | (blank = sample) | FeatureCollection URL | | color | #5FB86E | points + lines | | pointSize | 5 px | | | altitudeKm | 8 | draw height above the surface |

See docs/PLUGIN_GUIDE.md for the layer contract.

Part of EarthOS. MIT licensed.