KB article that shows how to import GeoJSON with a deeply nested object array. #2926
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| How do I import GeoJSON with a nested object array? | ||
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| For this tutorial, we will use open data publicly available [here](https://opendata.esri.es/datasets/ComunidadSIG::municipios-ign/explore?location=39.536006%2C-0.303882%2C6.57). |
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Will this link expire or change? It looks very specific, perhaps we could recommend they go to a specific website rather than this exact location URL.
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In addition to the count() query, it may be good to demo something complex to show the analytical power of geo data in ClickHouse. Perhaps something that filters on one of the many columns? We also have some functions for measuring distance, but I don't think they can be easily applied to the polygon data
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@SpencerTorres One of the questions we have is whether this KB is still relevant since we have the JSON data type now. @allegrinisante is the author of the KB and is looking to review and possibly adapt it to the new capabilities. But was just wondering what your thoughts are. |
Summary
This KB article walks through an example of importing GeoJSON with a deeply nested object array.