GeoJsonData QML Type
A model to represent, load and save GeoJSON documents. More...
Import Statement: | import QtLocation 6.9 |
Since: | QtLocation 6.7 |
- List of all members, including inherited members
- GeoJsonData is part of QML Maps Plugin.
Properties
Methods
- bool addItem(Item item)
- void clear()
- bool open()
- bool openUrl(Url url)
- bool save()
- bool saveAs(Url url)
- void setModelToMapContents(MapView mapItemView)
Detailed Description
The GeoJsonData type reads and writes GeoJson formatted documents. GeoJsonData has functions to open and save the model at the URL set to the sourceUrl property. The loaded model is internally represented by QVariant and binds to the model property. Use Delegates to visualize the items in a view.
For information about GeoJSON, visit the GeoJSON website.
GeoJSON Object
The GeoJSON object is a valid JSON object that represents geometry, a feature, or a collection of geometries or features.
A GeoJSON object must be one of these types:
Point
MultiPoint
LineString
MultiLineString
Polygon
MultiPolygon
GeometryCollection
Feature
FeatureCollection
To set the type, bind the type
member to a GeoJSON type. The coordinates
member can be a type of QGeoShape or a list, depending on the GeoJSON type. The Feature
type has an additional geometry
and properties
member.
A list of the geometric types and their equivalent QVariant representations:
- For a
Point
object,coordinates
pairs with QGeoCircle. For example:{ "type": "Point", "coordinates": [11, 60] }
This GeoJSON object has a corresponding QVariantMap representation:
{ type: "Point" coordinates: QGeoCircle({11.000, 60.000}, -1) }
- For a
LineString
object,coordinates
pairs with QGeoPath. For example:{ "type" : "LineString", "coordinates" : [ [13.5, 43], [10.73, 59.92] ] }
This GeoJSON object has a corresponding QVariantMap representation:
{ type : "LineString" data : QGeoPath([{43.000, 13.500}, {59.920, 10.730}]) }
- For a
Polygon
object,coordinates
member pairs with QGeoPolygon (holes are possible). The polygon is a linear ring, whose final coordinate is the same as the first coordinate, thereby opening and closing the ring. Thebbox
member is an optional member and is for setting the area's range, useful for concave boundaries. For more information about the accepted polygon coordinates, read about the Polygon type in the GeoJson specification. For example:{ "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [17.13, 51.11], [30.54, 50.42], [26.70, 58.36], [17.13, 51.11] ] ], "bbox": [50, -50, 10, -10] }
This GeoJSON object has a corresponding QVariantMap representation:
{ type : "Polygon" coordinates : QGeoPolygon([{51.110, 17.130}, {50.420,30.540}, {58.360, 26.700}, {51.110, 17.130}]) }
For the MultiPoint
, MultiLineString
, and MultiPolygon
types, coordinates
pairs with a QVariantList. The list element is a QVariantMap containing geometry.
- For a
MultiPoint
object,coordinates
pairs with a list of Point coordinates. For example:{ "type": "MultiPoint", "coordinates": [ [11, 60], [5.5, 60.3], [5.7, 58.90] ] }
This GeoJSON object has a corresponding QVariantMap representation:
{ type : "MultiPoint" coordinates : [ { type : "Point" coordinates : QGeoCircle({60.000, 11.000}, -1) }, { type : "Point" coordinates : QGeoCircle({60.300, 5.500}, -1) }, { type : "Point" coordinates : QGeoCircle({58.900, 5.700}, -1) } ] }
- For a
MultiLineString
object,coordinates
pairs with a list of LineString coordinates. The following GeoJSON object constructs two non-parallel lines:{ "type" : "MultiLineString", "coordinates" : [ [[13.5, 43], [10.73, 59.92]], [[9.15, 45], [-3.15, 58.90]] ] }
This GeoJSON object has a corresponding QVariantMap representation:
{ type : "MultiLineString" coordinates : [ { type : "LineString" coordinates : QGeoPath([{45.000, 9.150}, {58.900, -3.150}]) }, { type : "LineString" coordinates : QGeoPath([{43.000, 13.500}, {59.920, 10.730}]) } ] }
- For a
MultiPolygon
type,coordinates
pairs with a list of Polygon coordinates. The polygon is a linear ring and thePolygon
type has more information about accepted formats. The following GeoJSON object contains a list of two triangles:{ "type" : "MultiPolygon", "coordinates" : [ [ [[17.13, 51.11], [30.54, 50.42], [26.74, 58.36], [17.13, 51.11] ]], [ [[19.84, 41.33], [30.45, 49.26], [17.07, 50.10], [19.84, 41.33] ]] ] }
This GeoJSON object has a corresponding QVariantMap representation:
{ type : "MultiPolygon" coordinates : [ { type : "Polygon" coordinates : QGeoPolygon([{51.110, 17.130}, {50.420,30.540}, {58.360, 26.740}]) }, { type : "Polygon" coordinates : QGeoPolygon([{41.330, 19.840}, {49.260,30.450}, {50.100, 17.070}]) } ] }
The GeometryCollection
type is a composition of other geometry types. The value of the geometries
member is a QVariantList containing QVariantMaps of various types, including other GeometryCollection types.
For example, the following GeometryCollection
type contains several other geometries:
{ "type" : "GeometryCollection", "geometries" : [ { "type" : "MultiPoint", "coordinates" : [ [11,60], [5.5,60.3], [5.7,58.90] ] }, { "type" : "MultiLineString", "coordinates": [ [[13.5, 43], [10.73, 59.92]], [[9.15, 45], [-3.15, 58.90]] ] }, { "type" : "MultiPolygon", "coordinates" : [ [ [ [17.13, 51.11], [30.54, 50.42], [26.74, 58.36], [17.13, 51.11] ] ], [ [ [19.84, 41.33], [30.45, 49.26], [17.07, 50.10], [19.84, 41.33] ] ] ] } ] }
This GeoJSON object has a corresponding QVariantMap representation:
{ type : "GeometryCollection" coordinates : [ { type : "MultiPolygon" coordinates : [ { type : "Polygon" coordinates : QGeoPolygon([{41.330, 19.840}, {49.260, 30.450}, {50.100, 17.070}]) }, { type : "Polygon" coordinates : QGeoPolygon([{51.110, 17.130}, {50.420, 30.540}, {58.360, 26.740}]) } ] } { type : "MultiLineString" coordinates : [ { type : "LineString" coordinates : QGeoPath([{45.000, 9.150}, {58.900, -3.150}]) }, { type : "LineString" coordinates : QGeoPath([{43.000, 13.500}, {59.920, 10.730}]) } ] } { type : "MultiPoint" coordinates : [ { type : Point coordinates : QGeoCircle({58.900, 5.700}, -1) }, { type : Point coordinates : QGeoCircle({60.300, 5.500}, -1) }, { type : Point coordinates : QGeoCircle({60.000, 11.000}, -1) } ] } ] }
The Feature
type contains an additional geometry
and properties
member. The only way to distinguish a Feature object from other geometrical objects is to check for the existence of a properties
node in the QVariantMap object.
For example, the following Feature
has a geometry and properties members:
{ "type": "Feature", "id": "Poly", "properties": { "name": "Poly", "text": "This is a Feature with a Polygon", "color": "limegreen" }, "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [17.13, 51.11], [30.54, 50.42], [26.70, 58.36], [17.13, 51.11] ], [ [23.46, 54.36], [20.52, 51.91], [28.25, 51.50], [26.80, 54.36], [23.46, 54.36] ] ] } }
This GeoJSON object has a corresponding QVariantMap representation:
{ type : "Polygon" data : QGeoPolygon([{51.110, 17.130}, {50.420,30.540}, {58.360, 26.700}, {51.110, 17.130}]) properties : {text : "This is a Feature with a Polygon"} }
The FeatureCollection
is a composition of Feature objects. THe features
member binds to a QVariantList object containing other Feature objects.
For example, the following FeatureCollection
has several Features and geometries:
{ "type" : "FeatureCollection", "properties" : { "color" : "crimson" }, "features" : [ { "type" : "Feature", "id" : "Poly", "properties" : { "text" : "This is a Feature with a Polygon" }, "geometry" : { "type" : "Polygon", "coordinates" : [ [ [17.13, 51.11], [30.54, 50.42], [26.70, 58.36], [17.13, 51.11] ], [ [23.46, 54.36], [20.52, 51.91], [28.25, 51.50], [26.80, 54.36], [23.46, 54.36] ] ] } }, { "type" : "Feature", "id" : "MultiLine", "properties" : { "text" : "This is a Feature with a MultiLineString", "color" : "deepskyblue" }, "geometry" : { "type" : "MultiLineString", "coordinates" : [ [[13.5, 43], [10.73, 59.92]], [[9.15, 45], [-3.15, 58.90]] ] } } ] }
This GeoJSON object has a corresponding QVariantMap representation:
{ type: "FeatureCollection" data: [{ type: "MultiLineString" data: [{ type: "LineString" data: QGeoPath( [{45.000, 9.150}, {58.900, -3.150}] ) } { type: "LineString" data: QGeoPath( [{43.000, 13.500}, {59.920, 10.730}] ) }] properties: { text: "This is a Feature with a MultiLineString" } }, { type: "Polygon" data: QGeoPolygon( {51.110, 17.130}, {50.420, 30.540}, {58.360, 26.700}, {51.110, 17.130} ) properties: { text: "This is a Feature with a Polygon" } } ] }
GeoJson Example
The GeoJson Viewer example demonstrates the use of the GeoJsonData QML type to load and visualize coordinates on a map.
Property Documentation
model : QVariant |
A QVariant representation of the GeoJSON document. QML delegates can display the contents in views.
This property was introduced in Qt 6.7.
sourceUrl : QUrl |
The URL of a GeoJSON document. Setting this property loads the document and binds the object to the model member.
This property was introduced in Qt 6.7.
Method Documentation
Adds the item to the model object.
Returns true
if adding is successful, false
otherwise.
void clear() |
Deletes all items bound to the model.
bool open() |
Loads the content of the file at sourceUrl.
Returns true
if opening is successful, false
otherwise.
void setModelToMapContents(MapView mapItemView) |
Adds all map items of mapItemView to the model of the GeoJsonData object. Deletes previously stored map items from the model.
Returns true
if setting is successful, false
otherwise.
See also addItem.
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