csv-to-kml

Geocodes addresses from CSV and generates a KML file.

Usage

Example

require("csv-to-kml").convert({
    data: csvData,
    verbose: true,
    geocoderOptions: { provider: "google" },
    csvOptions: { delimiter : "|" },
    documentName: "A List of Places"
}).then(kmlData => {
    // Do whatever you want with the KML generated
}).catch(error => {
    // Catch errors
})

Options

• csvData - Required. CSV data read from a file with fs or produced in any other way.
• verbose - Optional. If true will log some stuff on console. Default: false.
• csvOptions - Optional. This object will be passed to the CSV parser. See (csvjson)[https://www.npmjs.com/package/csvjson] for details. Default { delimiter : ";" }.
• geocoderOptions - Optional. This object will be passed to the geocoder. See (node-geocoder)[https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-geocoder] for details. Default { provider: "google" }.
• documentName - Optional. Value used for the name tag of the KML document. Default: My KML Document.
• documentDescription - Optional. Value used for the description tag of the KML document. Default: ``.