geokey-export
Export data from GeoKey into various formats.
Currently supported formats:
KML
GeoJSON
CSV
Install
geokey-export requires:
Python version 2.7
GeoKey version 1.6 or greater
Install the extension from PyPI:
pip install geokey-exportOr from cloned repository:
cd geokey-export
pip install -e .Add the package to installed apps:
INSTALLED_APPS += (
...
'geokey_export',
)Migrate the models into the database:
python manage.py migrate geokey_exportCopy static files:
python manage.py collectstaticYou’re now ready to go!
Test
Run tests:
python manage.py test geokey_exportCheck code coverage:
coverage run --source=geokey_export manage.py test geokey_export
coverage report -m --omit=*/tests/*,*/migrations/*1 maintainer
Metadata
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