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🚀 Visualize Geospatial Data Instantly from the Command Line! You can now interactively explore raster and vector datasets without opening a desktop GIS or Jupyter Notebook. Simply run: pip install "leafmap[viewer]" Then visualize your data with one line: view-raster /path/to/raster.tif view-vector /path/to/vector.geojson Customize your visualization easily: view-raster /path/to/raster.tif --band... show more

Qiusheng Wu

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Sam Kibui1 year ago

This is superb. As someone who's used OGR and GDAL for some of these tasks, this is great. Not only does one know about the data, but also visualise it.

Tofunori1 year ago

Amazing!

Hugo Herrador11 months ago

is not needed to install pip install "leafmap[raster]" also?

Qiusheng Wu11 months ago

Not needed

Saquib Mehmood1 year ago

Good.

Wizard of LatLng1 year ago

pip, like its 2015?

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