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Support native editing of GeoJSON files #21822
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Author Name: Giovanni Manghi (@gioman)
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Author Name: Nyall Dawson (@nyalldawson) Requires support for editing GeoJSON formats in OGR.
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Author Name: Thomas Gratier (@ThomasG77) For information, it seems feasible according to Even Rouault (GDAL lead dev) https://twitter.com/EvenRouault/status/662594852970893312 |
Author Name: Nyall Dawson (@nyalldawson) Well... this isn't something that QGIS can fund. You'd need to discuss with Even about the costs for implementing this in OGR and then do some fundraising/crowdsourcing to make it happen. |
Author Name: Nathaniel V. Kelso (@nvkelso) I've emailed Even to investigate LOE and funding options. |
Author Name: Nyall Dawson (@nyalldawson) Upstream issue, resolved in GDAL 2.1. When GDAL 2.1 is released and QGIS is built with it GeoJSON editing will be supported.
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Author Name: Nathaniel V. Kelso (@nvkelso)
Original Redmine Issue: 13797
Redmine category:vectors
I can load a GeoJSON file in QGIS and view it, great!
I can export any data layer in QGIS as a GeoJSON file, great!
But I can't edit a GeoJSON file in QGIS, which makes me sad :(
While simple files can be edited in a web tool like geojson.io, it would be amazing to edit more complex files (especially data properties other than geometry) in QGIS like a desktop GIS pro. Today I end up loading the GeoJOSN file, exporting to SHP, edit the properties / shape, save the SHP, export the SHP to GeoJSON. Which is a lot of steps and isn't a great workflow to undertake or explain to people. I also worry borking geom precision during all those conversions (with no testing, so maybe it's not valid concern).
I would use this feature to on-off and bulk edit records in Who's On First [1], Mapzen's free and open data gazetteer.
Two workaround suggestions were given on Twitter [2]:
Maybe one of these can be developed into something more robust & native?
[1] https://github.com/whosonfirst/whosonfirst-data
[2] https://twitter.com/kelsosCorner/status/662317579394912257
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