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@lat-lng/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Command-line tool for the Lat·Lng geospatial conversion API — convert KML, GeoJSON, Shapefile, CSV, GPX, WKT from your terminal.

Readme

@lat-lng/cli

Command-line tool for the Lat·Lng geospatial conversion API — convert KML, GeoJSON, Shapefile, CSV, GPX, and WKT between formats without leaving your terminal.

Install

npm install -g @lat-lng/cli

Node 18+.

Quick start

# Local conversion — no API key needed
latlng convert districts.kml --to geojson

# Inspect a file before touching it
latlng inspect survey.csv

# Batch a directory
latlng batch ./surveyor_files/ --to geojson --pattern "*.kml"

# Remote conversion (Shapefile, large files, reprojection)
latlng config set api-key latlng_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
latlng convert districts.shp.zip --to geojson --target-crs 4326

Local vs remote mode

Conversions between GeoJSON, KML, CSV, WKT, and GPX run entirely locally — no API key, no quota usage, no network required.

The remote API is required for:

  • Shapefile read / write
  • Cross-CRS reprojection (--target-crs)
  • Very large files (>10 MB) where the streaming server pipeline is faster

Set your key once via latlng config set api-key … or export LATLNG_API_KEY=…. Force local mode with --local (errors if the target format can't be produced locally).

Commands

convert <input>

| Flag | Description | | ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | -t, --to | Target format — required (geojson, kml, csv, wkt, gpx, shapefile) | | -f, --from | Source format (auto-detected from extension) | | -o, --output | Output file or directory | | --target-crs | Target EPSG code (forces remote) | | --lat-column | Latitude column name (CSV input) | | --lng-column | Longitude column name (CSV input) | | --api-key | API key (or set LATLNG_API_KEY) | | -q, --quiet | Suppress output except errors | | --json | Emit the result as JSON | | --local | Force local conversion |

batch <directory>

Converts every matching file in parallel. Honors --pattern (glob-lite, e.g. "*.kml"), --parallel (default 3), --output (default ./converted). Exits 1 if any file failed.

latlng batch ./surveyor_files --to geojson --pattern "*.kml"

inspect <file>

Prints format, feature count, CRS, health score, geometry mix, attributes, and issues. Use --json for machine-readable output.

latlng inspect survey.geojson
latlng inspect survey.geojson --json

config set <key> <value>

Persists configuration to disk (~/.config/latlng/config.json).

latlng config set api-key latlng_live_…
latlng config set base-url https://lat-lng.com/api/v1
latlng config show

Get a free API key at lat-lng.com/dashboard/keys.

Exit codes

| Code | Meaning | | ---- | ------------------------------------------------ | | 0 | Success | | 1 | Any error (bad input, network, auth, conversion) |

--quiet + exit codes make the CLI pipe-safe for shell scripts and CI:

latlng convert in.kml --to geojson -q && cp *.geojson ./build/

License

MIT.