geodense 0.0.1a4

Python library and CLI tool to check density and densify geometries using the geodesic (ellipsoidal great-circle) calculation for accurate CRS transformations

geodense

Python library and CLI tool to check density and densify geometries using the geodesic (ellipsoidal great-circle) calculation for accurate CRS transformations.

Implementation based on Eenduidige transformatie van grenzen tussen ETRS89 en RD

Requires Python v3.11 or higher.

Depends on:

• pyproj ~= 3.6.0 -> requires PROJ 9+
• shapely ~= 2.0.2 -> requires GEOS >= 3.5

Usage CLI

Use either geodense or the short gden alias:

$ geodense --help

Usage: geodense [-h] [-v] {densify,check-density} ...

Check density of, and densify geometries using the geodesic (ellipsoidal great-circle) calculation for accurate CRS transformations

Commands:
  {densify,check-density}

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -v, --version         show program's version number and exit

Created by https://www.nsgi.nl/

Usage Docs

See DOCS.md for usage docs; for now only containing flow-charts of the densify and check-densify subcommands.

Development

Install/uninstall geodense for development, including dev dependencies (run from root of repository):

pip install -e ".[dev]"
pip uninstall geodense

Tests

Run tests:

python3 -m pytest tests/

Check test coverage:

python3 -m coverage run -p --source=src/geodense -m pytest -v tests && python3 -m coverage report

Create release

Creating a release requires the build and twine packages, which are part of this package's dev dependencies. To create a release follow these steps:

1. To release a new version create a new git tag and push the new tag with:

git tag -a x.x.x -m "tagging x.x.x release"
git push --tags

2. Create a new build with:

rm -rf dist/* # clean dist folder before build
python -m build

3. Check wheel contains expected files:

unzip dist/geodense-0.0.1a3-py3-none-any.whl -d geodense-whl
tree geodense-whl
rm -rf geodense-whl

4. Check whether package description will render properly on PyPI:

twine check dist/*

5. Upload release to pypi:

twine upload -r testpypi dist/*

Note: requires ~/.pypirc file with API token (when 2FA is enabled on PyPi).