Writes shapefile in pure javascript. Uses dbf for the data component, and jsZIP to generate ZIP file downloads in-browser.
For node.js or browserify
npm install --save shp-write
Or in a browser
https://unpkg.com/shp-write@latest/shpwrite.js
- Requires a capable fancy modern browser with Typed Arrays support
- Geometries: Point, LineString, Polygon, MultiLineString, MultiPolygon
- Tabular-style properties export with Shapefile's field name length limit
- Uses jsZip for ZIP files, but compression is buggy so it uses STORE instead of DEFLATE.
var shpwrite = require('shp-write');
// (optional) set names for feature types and zipped folder
var options = {
    folder: 'myshapes',
    types: {
        point: 'mypoints',
        polygon: 'mypolygons',
        line: 'mylines'
    }
}
// a GeoJSON bridge for features
shpwrite.download({
    type: 'FeatureCollection',
    features: [
        {
            type: 'Feature',
            geometry: {
                type: 'Point',
                coordinates: [0, 0]
            },
            properties: {
                name: 'Foo'
            }
        },
        {
            type: 'Feature',
            geometry: {
                type: 'Point',
                coordinates: [0, 10]
            },
            properties: {
                name: 'Bar'
            }
        }
    ]
}, options);
// triggers a download of a zip file with shapefiles contained within.Given a GeoJSON FeatureCollection as an object, converts convertible features into Shapefiles and triggers a download.
Given data, an array of objects for each row of data, geometry, the OGC standard
geometry type (like POINT), geometries, a list of geometries as bare coordinate
arrays, generate a shapfile and call the callback with err and an object with
{
    shp: DataView(),
    shx: DataView(),
    dbf: DataView()
}Generate a ArrayBuffer of a zipped shapefile, dbf, and prj, from a GeoJSON object.
- Nick Baugh [email protected]