This node writes out the input data table into an ESRI shapefile and then render the shapefile in a map view. The coordinate reference system for the map view is by default WGS84. The input table must contain a geometry column ("the_geom") in GeoJSON format.
Popular Predecessors
- Shapefile reader12 %
- Intersection5 %
- Buffer4 %
Row Filter (deprecated)4 %Column Rename4 %- Union4 %
- GeoJSON reader3 %
- Shapefile Polygon Reader3 %
- Raster Calculator3 %
- Transform3 %
- String Manipulation3 %
- Rule-based Row Filter3 %
- Polygon to line3 %
Recursive Loop End3 %- Remove repeated points2 %
- Snap to grid2 %
- Cross Joiner2 %
- String Replacer2 %
- Centroid1 %
- Column Filter< 1 %
Joiner< 1 %- Reader< 1 %
- GroupBy< 1 %
- Column Splitter< 1 %
- Rule-based Row Splitter< 1 %
- Difference< 1 %
- Line endpoints< 1 %
- Multi-geometry to geometries< 1 %
Table Reader< 1 %Recursive Loop End (2 ports)< 1 %- Concatenate< 1 %
Row Splitter (deprecated)< 1 %- Reference Row Splitter< 1 %
Excel Reader (XLS)< 1 %- Area< 1 %
- Geometries to multi-geometries< 1 %
- Concave Hull< 1 %
- Convex hull< 1 %
- Filter geometry by type< 1 %
- Minimum bounding rectangle< 1 %
- Remove holes< 1 %
- Unary union< 1 %
- Vertices to points< 1 %
File Reader< 1 %- Cell Splitter< 1 %
- Intersects< 1 %
- Overlaps< 1 %
- Line to polygon< 1 %
- JSON Path< 1 %
- GET Request< 1 %
- Latitude/Longitude to Coordinate< 1 %
Views
- View Map
- A map View of geometry list in the input table
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