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gdalnpm

v1.0.3

Published

This package is used to convert geospatial pdf to geotiff file in one go.(No Extra NPM modules is required)

Readme

This package is used to convert geospatial pdf to geotiff file in one go.(No Extra NPM modules is required)

Installation:-

  1. First Install GDAL on your system. This is the way to install GDAL in your system(LINUX):-
    • sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntugis/ppa
    • sudo apt-get update
    • sudo apt-get install gdal-bin
    • ogrinfo --version

2)Method Name:-

convertToTiff(originGeoPdfPath, allowCompression, destinationGeoTiffFolderName)

* originGeoPdfPath(string):- The Complete Path where your geospatial pdf is present

* allowCompression(boolean):- To allow compression or not by default it is false if you want to allow compression pass true

*destinationGeoTiffFolderName(string):-The comeplete path of the folder where you want to save your converted geotiff files

*return Promises

3)Sample Code to perform conversion

const GdalNpm = require('gdalnpm')  //require NPM

const path = require('path')        //require path

//originGeoPdfPath:- The Complete Path where your geospatial pdf is present

//allowCompression:- To allow compression or not by default it is false if you want to allow compression pass true

//destinationGeoTiffFolderName:-The comeplete path of the folder where you want to save your converted geotiff files

const ConvertToGeoTiff = async (originGeoPdfPath, allowCompression, destinationGeoTiffFolderName) => {
try {
    return await GdalNpm.convertToTiff(originGeoPdfPath, allowCompression, destinationGeoTiffFolderName)
}
catch (err) {
    throw err;
}
}

await ConvertToGeoTiff(path.join(__dirname, 'geospatial.pdf'), true, path.join(__dirname, 'geotiff')).catch(err => console.log(err))


Enjoy!!!! Happy Coding!!!!!