Donny Velazquez

This helped me with another problem. I feel like this should be taken care of by the lib.

I tried that, doesn't seem to work. Console complains about no default export. The revolist/vue3-datagrid needs to be ESM compatible. ``` { "imports": { "vue": "https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/vue.esm-browser.js", "revo-grid": "https://unpkg.com/@revolist/vue3-datagrid" } }...

Python's command line parser uses the type= option to do this. https://docs.python.org/2/library/argparse.html#type

@ohadschn How about custom types? Like ObjectId in Mongodb C# library.

@jamesscottbrown So can I search JSONB fields or not using pg_featureserv?

I found this while building a custom repository for Mongodb. One idea that may be to late, since you look like you are pretty far along. You could simplify this...

So why do you have it say "coming soon" in your presentation page? http://tjanczuk.github.io/edge/#/7

Its from Postgis, as EPSG: 3857 MULTIPOLYGON(((-12711411.7775928 5033537.60700535,-11853004.6690575 5100033.93231443,-11605154.7292691 4852183.99252607,-11605154.7292691 4852183.99252607,-9809753.9459242 4948905.92024835,-7700006.89748184 4882409.59493928,-7706052.01796448 4779642.54673435,-12717456.8980754 4646649.89611621,-12711411.7775928 5033537.60700535)))

Looks like if you zoom in past 20. You start seeing breaks also. Zoom: 21  Zoom: 22  Here is the WKT for that. ``` wkt_geom ogc_fid kfid MultiPolygon...

I wonder if its a Maplibre issue then. I didn't know that QGIS could load the tile tree into project. I will take a look. Thanks!