Serve vectorial map layers with Django
Project description
django-geojson is a set of tools to manipulate GeoJSON with Django :
(De)Serializer for (Geo)Django objects, querysets and lists
Base views to serve GeoJSON map layers from models
GeoJSON model and form fields to avoid spatial database backends (compatible with django-leaflet for map widgets)
INSTALL
pip install django-geojson
This package has optional extra dependencies.
If you need GeoJSON fields with map widgets :
pip install "django-geojson [field]"
If you also need to load data from GeoJSON files (deserialize), you’ll also need shapely
pip install "django-geojson [field,shapely]"
USAGE
Add djgeojson to your applications :
# settings.py INSTALLED_APPS += ( 'djgeojson', )
(not required for views)
GeoJSON layer view
Very useful for web mapping :
# urls.py from djgeojson.views import GeoJSONLayerView ... url(r'^data.geojson$', GeoJSONLayerView.as_view(model=MushroomSpot), name='data'),
Consume the vector layer as usual, for example, with Leaflet loaded in Ajax:
# Leaflet JS var layer = L.geoJson(); map.addLayer(layer); $.getJSON("{% url 'data' %}", function (data) { layer.addData(data); });
Inherit generic views only if you need a reusable set of options :
# views.py from djgeojson.views import GeoJSONLayerView class MapLayer(GeoJSONLayerView): # Options precision = 4 # float simplify = 0.5 # generalization # urls.py from .views import MapLayer, MeetingLayer ... url(r'^mushrooms.geojson$', MapLayer.as_view(model=MushroomSpot, fields=('name',)), name='mushrooms')
Most common use-cases of reusable options are: low-fi precision, common list of fields between several views, etc.
Options are :
properties : list of properties names, or dict for mapping field names and properties
simplify : generalization of geometries (See simplify())
precision : number of digit after comma
geometry_field : name of geometry field (default: geom)
srid : projection (default: 4326, for WGS84)
bbox : Allows you to set your own bounding box on feature collection level
bbox_auto : True/False (default false). Will automatically generate a bounding box on a per feature level.
GeoJSON template filter
Mainly useful to dump features in HTML output and bypass AJAX call :
// Leaflet JS L.geoJson({{ object_list|geojsonfeature|safe}}).addTo(map);
Will work either for a model, a geometry field or a queryset.
{% load geojson_tags %} var feature = {{ object|geojsonfeature|safe }}; var geom = {{ object.geom|geojsonfeature|safe }}; var collection = {{ object_list|geojsonfeature|safe }};
Model and forms fields
GeoJSON fields are based on Brad Jasper’s JSONField. See INSTALL to install extra dependencies.
They are useful to avoid usual GIS stacks (GEOS, GDAL, PostGIS…) for very simple use-cases (no spatial operation yet).
from .fields import GeoJSONField class Address(models.Model): geom = GeoJSONField() address = Address() address.geom = {'type': 'Point', 'coordinates': [0, 0]} address.save()
Form widgets are rendered with Leaflet maps automatically if django-leaflet is available.
Low-level serializer
from djgeojson.serializers import Serializer as GeoJSONSerializer GeoJSONSerializer().serialize(Restaurants.objects.all(), use_natural_keys=True)
Low-level deserializer
from djgeojson.serializers import Serializer as GeoJSONSerializer GeoJSONSerializer().deserialize('geojson', my_geojson)
You can optionally specify the model name directly in the parameters:
GeoJSONSerializer().deserialize('geojson', my_geojson, model_name=my_model_name)
Dump GIS models, or fixtures
Register the serializer in your project :
# settings.py SERIALIZATION_MODULES = { 'geojson' : 'djgeojson.serializers' }
Command-line dumpdata can export files, viewable in GIS software like QGis :
python manage.py dumpdata --format=geojson yourapp.Model > export.geojson
Works with loaddata as well, which can now import GeoJSON files.
LICENSE
Lesser GNU Public License
CHANGELOG
2.4.0 (2014-03-22)
Add GeoJSON fields
2.3.0 (2014-02-08)
Python 3 support (thanks @amarandon)
Add bbox at feature level (thanks @7wonders)
2.2.0 (2013-12-18)
Deserialization: add ability to specify model name as option (thanks @Vross)
Deserialization: look-up ìd value in properties whe missing at feature level: (thanks @Vross)
2.1.1 (2013-08-21)
Set default SRID to 4326 in generic GeoJSON views.
2.1.0 (2013-08-19)
Serialize reversed relations using natural keys (fixes #8)
Support empty geometries (None or NULL in Db)
Fix serializing property in upper class
2.0.1 (2013-07-10)
Fix usage of simplify.
Expose force2d option in view
Allow to have pk or id in properties if explicitly listed
2.0.0 (2013-07-09)
Complete rewrite using @jeffkistler and @glenrobertson code
CRS is added to GeoJSON ouput by default
Ability to build pk dynamically by passing a lambda
Ability to provide a bbox
Ability to use Django natural keys
Support of ValuesQuerySet
Support of ForeignKey and ManyToMany
Added force2d option
** Backwards incompatible changes **
Geom field is not guessed automatically : Use geometry_field option, default is 'geom'.
no more pk in properties : use feature id, or list pk in properties explicitly.
fields list in GeoJSONLayer was renamed properties.
1.2.0 (2013-05-22)
Shapely is now optional (used for deserialization only)
Add Django to requirements
Skip a step in GeoJSON conversion of geometries (fixes #6)
1.1.0 (2013-03-06)
Django 1.5 support
Fix template tag geojsonfeature on empty geometries
1.0.0 (2012-08-03)
Initial working version.
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