Releases: mbloch/mapshaper
Releases · mbloch/mapshaper
v0.3.18
- Basic support for exporting to SVG.
- Added command line option
-o format=svg
. Saving to a file with ".svg" extension also works. - Added SVG-specific options
width=
andmargin=
to the output command to override the default values. - Added support for importing and exporting NULL type Shapefiles
- Bug fixes
v0.3.17
- Added
unjoined
andunmatched
options to the-join
command, for inspecting unjoined records from the source and destination tables. - Added a constraint to Visvalingam simplification to remove an ambiguity in the order of vertex removal when several vertices have the same effective area.
- Added
cleanup
option to-clip
and-erase
commands, which removes slivers created by clipping (before, slivers were removed by default). - Rename
cartesian
option of-simplify
toplanar
.
v0.3.16
-dissolve
now supports point layers. Dissolve reduces a group of point features to a single point at the centroid of the group.-dissolve weight=
option takes a data field or JS expression and uses this value to weight each point when calculating the centroid of a group of points.-filter-fields
no longer supports field renaming. Use-rename-fields
instead.-info
and-filter-fields
commands can be applied to much larger DBF files without triggering out-of-memory errors.
v0.3.15
v0.3.14
v0.3.13
v0.3.12
- Adds
-simplify stats
option, which displays summary statistics relating to the geometry of simplified paths. - Adds
-simplification weighting=
option, for setting the weight parameter in weighted Visvalingam simplification. - Adds
densify
option to the (still undocumented)-proj
command. - Automatically filter slivers after a clip or erase operation.
- Adds (undocumented)
-filter-slivers
command.
v0.3.11
- Adds
-simplify resolution=
option, to apply an appropriate amount of simplification for a given display resolution. Example:-simplify resolution=8000x6000
. - Adds
$.x and $ .y getters for retrieving x- and y-coordinates of point features from within an-each
or-filter
expression.