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A Python 3.4 command-line program to convert KML files to GeoJSON.
Much of the code is a translation into Python of the KML converter in the Node.js package
`togeojson <https://github.com/mapbox/togeojson>`_.
The added features of ``kml2geojson``, are
- the ability to create several GeoJSON files of FeatureCollections, one for each KML folder
- one JSON file containing the KML styles
Installation
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``pip install kml2geojson``
Usage
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At the command line type ``kml2geojson --help`` for instructions.
Notes
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- Development status: Alpha
- This project uses semantic versioning (major.minor.patch),
where each breaking feature or API change is considered a major release.
So the version code reflects the project's change history, rather than its development status.
In particular, a high major version number, does not imply a mature development status.
Authors
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- Alex Raichev (2015-10-03)
1 maintainer
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