feat: add script to parse gdb to geoJSONs

[35C4n0r]

Closes #30
Added the script for converting the .gdb filed to .geoJSON
Added two new dependencies

• "fgdb": "^1.0.0"
• "jszip": "^3.10.1"

[35C4n0r]

@dhruv-1001 @ChakshuGautam kindly give it a review.

[dhruv-1001]

Hey, @35C4n0r, any update on this?

[35C4n0r]

@dhruv-1001 the script is already ready for review, is there anything else that needs to be added?
Edit: Oh, do I need to add it to the ./setup.sh?

[35C4n0r]

@dhruv-1001 also indian_villages_boundaries.zip is not a zip, it's just named as .zip, is it supposed to be like that ?

[dhruv-1001]

@dhruv-1001 the script is already ready for review, is there anything else that needs to be added? Edit: Oh, do I need to add it to the ./setup.sh?

Yeah, can you do that, and test it out.

[35C4n0r]

@dhruv-1001 also indian_villages_boundaries.zip is not a zip, it's just named as .zip, is it supposed to be like that ?

What about this?

[dhruv-1001]

@dhruv-1001 also indian_villages_boundaries.zip is not a zip, it's just named as .zip, is it supposed to be like that ?

What about this?

Yeah, that's right.

[35C4n0r]

@dhruv-1001 updated the script accordingly.
Also I request you to merge it with latest main from your side, this is because I have ok Internet not too fast, not too slow, but for some reason cloning or ferching this repo has become almost impossible for me. If you have any resolution for it let me know @dhruv-1001 @ChakshuGautam . I have tried cloning it with --depth=0 that works, but I don't know how to fetch only after the cloned part of history.

[dhruv-1001]

Hey @35C4n0r. Inside of server/geojson-data we have 2 directories indian_villages_boundaries.zip & indian_village_boundaries. We are collecting data for different states explained in this issue, and storing that data in indian_villages_boundaries.zip. What we want is to move gdb data from indian_villages_boundaries.zip to indian_village_boundaries after converting it to geojson format. Can you go through that data, and checkout on how it's organised, and modify the script that you wrote accordingly.

How did you check if this script is working or not? Did you test this out?

[35C4n0r]

@dhruv-1001 Done! The code already has safety features in place such that we can be versatile with where we output things, Just had to remove one 's' from the output_dir.
I have been testing all this while on GitHub Codespaces.

[dhruv-1001]

LGTM.