Looking forward to the code that can convert arcgis style to sld.

[gengyanlei]

There is no detailed usage documentation.

[GeoSander]

@gengyanlei That's correct, there's no detailed documentation... Bridge-style can convert ArcGIS Pro styles (CIM) in *.lyrx files to SLD, but this functionality is still under development. Perhaps @volaya (who wrote this converter) can elaborate, but I'm not sure what you want to know? The general README provides the information you need to work with bridge-style either in Python or by using the CLI. The workflow is the same for all styles.

Using code, you should be able to do something like this for example:

import json
from bridgestyle import sld, arcgis

input_file = "/my/path/input.lyrx"
output_file = "/my/path/output.sld"

# Read the *.lyrx JSON
with open(input_file) as f:
    esri_style = json.load(f)

# Convert Esri CIM to GeoStyler (intermediate format)
geostyler, _, warnings = arcgis.togeostyler.convert(esri_style)
print(warnings)

# Convert GeoStyler to SLD
sld_output, warnings = sld.fromgeostyler.convert(geostyler)

# Write the XML output string to the destination SLD file
with open(output_file) as f:
    f.write(sld_output)

[gengyanlei]

thanks.