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FR25 FR46 Enable data export or download #32

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gubuntu opened this issue May 23, 2018 · 6 comments
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FR25 FR46 Enable data export or download #32

gubuntu opened this issue May 23, 2018 · 6 comments
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gubuntu commented May 23, 2018

Allow a user with the appropriate permissions to download the raw data from a map layer

constrained by:

  • the view extent
  • the user-defined filter

with these format options:

  • csv
  • ods
  • geopackage
  • GML

nice to have constraints:

  • a user-defined polygon
  • a selected polygon from another layer
@gubuntu gubuntu changed the title FR25 Enable data export or download FR25 FR46 Enable data export or download May 24, 2018
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gubuntu commented Jun 15, 2018

GeoNode (through Geoserver) provides most of these download formats out of the box for all map layers, so the client should just need to construct the url with the appropriate filter.

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meomancer commented Jul 20, 2018

hi @gubuntu
i'm quite confused for this ticket how to communicate with geonode.
The records data is already in bims, and should the download data process is just creating csv or other format through django bims without geonode?

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gubuntu commented Jul 20, 2018

yes the biodiversity records download can come from BIMS django.

But downloads of any other layer should come from geonode/geoserver.

(It should even be possible to publish the biodiversity records in geonode so you can download them from there (and so authorised users can fetch them as WMS or WFS layers) but that should probably go into the baacklog as a separate out of scope issue...)

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meomancer commented Aug 13, 2018

Currently, it is just csv, due to i'm still having blocker to put geonode data on my local machine

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gubuntu commented Sep 7, 2018

@meomancer please merge this into GeoNode, then you can use it here. It's been waiting to be merged for ages as part of the GeoNode/geoSAFE project: kartoza/geonode#150

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Vries14 commented Nov 14, 2018

csv allows for downloading raw data in view extent, boundary and filters

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