WP GeoJSON Loader

Like the name says, this plugin loads GeoJSON files.

It creates a post for each feature. Postmeta is created for each property in the feature, and the entire feature itself is stored in a postmeta field called geom

Usage

No UI yet, call it like this:

wp_geojson_loader::load( $geojson_string, 'which_post_type' );

Advanced Usage

Optionally, use filters to chagne what happens

Set the post title (will be blank otherwise)

add_filter( 'wp_geojson_loader_title', function( $title, $post_type, $feature ) {
    if ( $post_type == 'clubs' ) {
        return $feature[ 'properties' ][ 'title' ];
    }
    return $title;
}, 10, 3);

Set the post content (will be blank otherwise)

add_filter( 'wp_geojson_loader_content', function( $content, $post_type, $feature ) {
    if ( $post_type == 'clubs' ) {
        return "The club, " . $feature[ 'properties' ][ 'name' ] . ", is really cool";
    }       
    return $content;
}, 10, 3);

Set the post status (defaults to draft)

add_filter( 'wp_geojson_loader_status', function( $post_status, $post_type, $feature ) {
    if ( $post_type == 'clubs' ) {
        return 'publish'
    }

    return $post_status;
}, 10, 3);

Modify the whole postarr used in wp_insert_post

add_filter( 'wp_geojson_loader_postarr', function( $postarr, $post_type, $feature ) {
    if ( $post_type == 'clubs' ) {
        $postarr[ 'post_author' ] = 231;
    }

    return $postarr;
}, 10, 3 );

Change the name of the geometry field (defaults to 'geom')

add_filter( 'wp_geojson_loader_geom', function( $geom_field, $post_type ){
    if ( $post_type == 'clubs' ) {
        return 'meeting_place';
    }

    return $geom_field;
}, 10, 2);

TODO

• Make a sweet UI
• Set up a filter to get a property field which has a unique id so that posts can be updated