Validate parse_esri_json()

[JosiahParry]

The objective of this issue is to ensure that parse_esri_json() parses correctly for all ppossible geometry types.

The following must be implemented:

• esriGeometryPoint --> POINT

• esriGeometryMultiPoint --> MULTIPOINT

• esriGeometryPolyline --> LINESTRING and MULTILINESTRING

• esriGeometryPolygon --> POLYGON & MULTIPOLYGON

• esriGeometryEnvelope --> arcgis class envelope

• To do this we need to have known esri json for each of the above and to write a suite of testthat tests that validate each parsing.

• We also need to do this for tables (no geometry) as well as layers with no attributes

[JosiahParry]

@mmachir would you be okay if I assigned you the task of making AGOL layers with each of the above? We would need 6 layers each with a handful of geometries (no more than 5 is really necessary).

This would be useful for building appropriate tests.

[JosiahParry]

Madagascar Points handles POINT data

[mmachir]

@JosiahParry I created an item in AGOL with layers for each of the geometry types. I don't believe there's a way to create a feature class with "envelopes"... I could create a feature class with rectangular polygons but don't think that would provide the data structure/format you're looking for.

Note: I did not include Z or M for any of these layers, let me know if that is needed.

AGOL item: Geometries

• point
• multipoint
• polyline
• polygon
• table1

[JosiahParry]

Thank you! I don't have permission to access them at the moment. Can you add to R Testing group when you get a chance?

[mmachir]

Wow sorry about that - forgot that basic step! It's shared to Org and R Testing now. Let me know if there are any other issues with them.