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I was wondering if, instead of geospatial applications, there was a way to use Turf.js to manipulate and generate webpages. I'll be trying it out, but it would be amazing to have a package specifically for this purpose. I'm not sure how far I'll go to make this work.
I have created a webpage generator for a store I'm working on that uses the D3 Delaunay package. However, I'm having issues generating spatial awareness of the Voronoi cells to adjust the sizing of the elements inside them. Having used Turf.js in the past for various geo applications, my mind instantly went there, but I've run into issues that might be due to my limited understanding of the package.
Have you done something like this? Am I just thinking about Turf.js based on its documentation, and is this easily done by providing data that essentially treats the webpage itself as the "map"? Let me know!
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I was wondering if, instead of geospatial applications, there was a way to use Turf.js to manipulate and generate webpages. I'll be trying it out, but it would be amazing to have a package specifically for this purpose. I'm not sure how far I'll go to make this work.
I have created a webpage generator for a store I'm working on that uses the D3 Delaunay package. However, I'm having issues generating spatial awareness of the Voronoi cells to adjust the sizing of the elements inside them. Having used Turf.js in the past for various geo applications, my mind instantly went there, but I've run into issues that might be due to my limited understanding of the package.
Have you done something like this? Am I just thinking about Turf.js based on its documentation, and is this easily done by providing data that essentially treats the webpage itself as the "map"? Let me know!
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