as_feature: Convert a FeatureCollection to a Feature

Description Usage Arguments Details See Also Examples

View source: R/as_feature.R

Description

Convert a FeatureCollection to a Feature

Usage

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Arguments

x

A data-FeatureCollection.

Details

If there are more than one feature within the featurecollection, each feature is split out into a separate feature, returned in a list. Each feature is assigned a class matching it's GeoJSON data type (e.g., point, polygon, linestring).

See Also

as.feature , which is similarly named, but has a different purpose

Examples

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as_feature(lawn_random())
# as_feature(lawn_random("polygons"))

Example output

[[1]]
<Point>
  Bounding box: 157.6 -58.0 157.6 -58.0
  Coordinates: 157.6 -58.0
  Properties: NULL

[[2]]
<Point>
  Bounding box: -128.2 87.9 -128.2 87.9
  Coordinates: -128.2 87.9
  Properties: NULL

[[3]]
<Point>
  Bounding box: -150.8 -15.8 -150.8 -15.8
  Coordinates: -150.8 -15.8
  Properties: NULL

[[4]]
<Point>
  Bounding box: 51.8 19.6 51.8 19.6
  Coordinates: 51.8 19.6
  Properties: NULL

[[5]]
<Point>
  Bounding box: -60.1 -44.9 -60.1 -44.9
  Coordinates: -60.1 -44.9
  Properties: NULL

[[6]]
<Point>
  Bounding box: -148.5 -59.4 -148.5 -59.4
  Coordinates: -148.5 -59.4
  Properties: NULL

[[7]]
<Point>
  Bounding box: 88.9 14.6 88.9 14.6
  Coordinates: 88.9 14.6
  Properties: NULL

[[8]]
<Point>
  Bounding box: 11.6 -37.3 11.6 -37.3
  Coordinates: 11.6 -37.3
  Properties: NULL

[[9]]
<Point>
  Bounding box: -14.0 -55.6 -14.0 -55.6
  Coordinates: -14.0 -55.6
  Properties: NULL

[[10]]
<Point>
  Bounding box: 104.0 58.2 104.0 58.2
  Coordinates: 104.0 58.2
  Properties: NULL

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